Laravel 6 Advanced - e4 - Facades

[@Wael100]

Your content is a pure gold buddy :)

[@CodersTape]

Appreciate it

[@SuperBatiskaf]

​@@CodersTape Before I was sceptical about how Laravel can serve as a framework for big applications like CRM solution with 4-tier solutions (Storage + Model + Service + View). Now I see that Laravel 6 have a powerful tools for dev. Victor, maybe you have some course about performance tunings in Laravel? Maybe some course about best practices how to work with events and queues, because event it's a best way for decoupling of classes and logics - the separate event listener can listen on User::online event and create some record in UserActivityTracking system or whatever. Thank you!

[@CodersTape]

As suggested by Michael Erwin, the singleton binding should be registered in the using the register() method in the AppServiceProvider class, not the boot().

[@bboydarknesz]

I makes me doubt before your clarification. Thanks for it. that's what you taught me too in your Service Container video.

[@lazarusodhiambo2707]

I can't believe this content is free. Thanks a lot man.

[@moussabkobisy4686]

I have been asked to explain facade in a job interview and that was my answer : laravel facade is a feature provided by laravel and it let us call the dynamic methods in a static way so, instead of doing two steps, construct the class and then call the method dynamically out of this construction, You can just call the function statically through Facade and the facade will do everything behind the scenes, facade first will go to the service container and construct the class there, then facade will use PHP magic function __callStatic to return the called method. I think this is a great feature, and you know, at the beginning I was unable to grasp the concept of facades and fully understand how does it works until I wrote my own facade using pure PHP. I think laravel creators are geniuses because they provide such a complicated concept in a way that let everyone use it, even if he doesn't know he is using it

[@AbdulSamad-sq3rd]

I'm also applying for Laravel jobs. This summary answer has also helped. Thank you.

[@SimpleLangSolution]

That was beautiful. I've been working with Laravel for the better part of 10 years and only now do I fully understand Facades. Thank you.

[@michaelplichart3224]

Great explanation as usual with Coder's Tape Thank you very much for this video

[@joelmurphy7702]

This tutorial is golden. Clearly explains the inner workings of the framework to the extent it should be explained in the documentation. Thanks man!

[@jeff9393]

dude i just found this channel and everything got me.. from the thumbnails design and little music intro to the simple but clear explanation.. i hope to see laravel 6 to maximum power here + as a spanish speaker who has always preferred english content about programming

[@danhnguyen-sz4tv]

OMG, your content is so unique. I haven't seen any video that explain everything so detail like yours

[@MrMirza-uw1ry]

Amazing!!! I watched a lot of tutorials but never got this type explanation strategy that take learner from ground to sky. Most of the teachers ask to learn prerequisite to proceed further. But you teach prerequisite and advance at the same time. Really appreciated! Keep the good work up (y)

[@nguyenmanh8087]

Best explain about Facade ever, you really did a good job bro! Keep going!

[@olivierbassin286]

Mate, I recently hit a wall in my learning and each one of your videos brightens my day. This is some of the best content out there to me, especially the more advanced stuff that's almost never discussed.

[@CodersTape]

Happy to help

[@francisco9180]

Only words I have right now: "Fantastic tutorials!!"

[@RishabKapadia]

Legendary explanation. 💯🚀🙏 you should be the official laravel tutor.

[@rustin-m]

You are an incredibly perfect teacher!

[@AhmedMwafi]

Clear and smooth, nailed it

[@FranciscoSierraLDU]

I should say that I like your videos but what I really want to say is that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THEM!!! You are awesome, so i'll start calling you Sensei! Greetings from Ecuador.

[@CodersTape]

Haha thanks for the comment. Gracias!

[@alinawaz4034]

first time i get what Facades are thanks man love you!!

[@MG-wx8yx]

"So how cool is that?". Thanks for sharing the knowledge bro, I appreciate it so much. I'm watching the Vue series first then I will come back for this Laravel series. You are my sensei. Subscribed since the Laravel From Scratch series.

[@CodersTape]

I genuinely think those things are so cool. How magical they actually seem! Thanks.

[@user-xb6jm5bz3x]

Best videos I ever saw for laravel

[@ZSteven]

Wow. I am impressed with how well your videos are made! Sad that these didn't exist when I started with laravel. Thx to this it will be so much easyer to implement these consepts to other frameworks :P And ofc it will help out a lot with my fresh Laravel project (haven't done that in a while :D)

[@aswadali7547]

Your content is very helpful, keep it up. Also, it would help a lot of people if you could create a public repo for future tutorial series, it would serve greatly as reference material. Other than that your content is pure gold.

[@poldohub5275]

Dude you're awesome. Please upload everyday.

[@84Zimone]

It is certainly prime quality video content

[@SethSetiadha]

when you ask "Are you with me so far?" I was like...."not really" hahaha

[@yurabobrov6717]

This is an absolutely fantastic lesson! 👏👏👏 can't waiting a new content on your channel!

[@ArunKumar-kb1bb]

You have explained Facade in an amazing way. Thank you so much.

[@kamal-ahmed]

This so clear and amazing that I am speechless. I understood a very confusing concept very clearly and I can now explain it to others. Thank you so muh for this great tutorial.

[@geneartista9714]

This is lit, thanks for your hardwork continue doing your thing

[@ahmadkhaled7497]

Keep up the good work mate!

[@MohammadRobih]

I love your explaination. This is first I get the idea how facade actually work. Thanks man.

[@Vinothvipin]

Zero dislike is the proof for master piece :) keep rock ...

[@SowrenSen]

Wow! These are really some cool advanced stuffs. It's totally entertaining the way you explain. Love it!

[@jayreigning]

man!!, where have you been!!! you are so good at this

[@KNRuma]

This is the BEST!

[@teddyperera8531]

nice and smooth explanation. your teaching is amazing.

[@1mr4n4li]

in laravel you can convert any dynamic php library to facades if you just add namespace starting with /App/Yourlib

[@CodersTape]

I think you are talking about realtime Facades? If you do, then you need to add the the namespace \Facades\Your\Class\Here.

[@1mr4n4li]

@@CodersTape I am not sure its realtime or what, But I mostly import my class with namespace starting with slash and then easily I can use it as facades. I liked a lot facades idea and I have tried to convince codeigniter 4's developers but they believed its not as useful as I am telling them.

[@MohamedAjhar]

This is great and useful lesson, sadly there are no any tutorials recently

[@mhnayem6023]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge bro, I appreciate it so much. I love your explaination. This is first I get the idea how facade actually work. Thanks man.

[@PhucNguyen-zh4bo]

this video saved my life

[@ivnstudios6135]

thanks a lot Victor I really like the youtube videos you made , and they are very direct to the point , the example made on the video is perfect! thanks

[@hieudangthanh5248]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you.

[@TheMarcelitto]

Amazing, thanks for sharing!

[@KeyserEngelberthAbarca]

Hey Victor, very well explained and easy to understand. Gr8 job!

[@ush6939]

man thank you so much for your hard work, i've been learning a lot of things through out this series, but i would really appreaciate it if you can make a video about how laravel events work as well as channels and stuff, its only this side of laravel that i don't really understand well enough. and thanks again.

[@CodersTape]

I’ve got a video on events

[@ceyhunyucel4749]

Viktor,this tutorial is really awesome

[@logaanathan4374]

Thank you very much.. initially, i dont have intrest in it.. at last your explanation was really awesome...thanks buddy..

[@mouhamaddiop1144]

one of the best tuts in laravel. Thanks a lot

[@AnoopD2013]

Victor thank you so much for such a wonderful classes .

[@ThePublicTutorials]

Glad to see the Laravel vids keep coming! I have a ton of use for them. Any chance for a tutorial on invitation-only registration?

[@kvanca2330]

Amazing work. Thanks

[@Netherlands031]

The 'old way' presented at 16:28 - that is the really old school way of doing, without the service container. You can register things to the service container without having to access them using a facade, so there's a middle way here.

[@abdulwakeel8937]

Awesome , You clear my concept about Facades

[@codingstuff8305]

Hi Victor. Thanks for this high quality video as always. Even if you're explanations were clear I have to see it many times because it's not easy to understand. It's not an easy subject🤔. .. You're still my favorite laravel channel dont worry 😉.

[@CodersTape]

Like I said using facades is easy, understanding how they work, that’s a totally different ballgame.

[@codingstuff8305]

@@CodersTape indeed that's what I meant. I saw your videos twice to understand how facades work. Thanks a lot again for sharing your knowledges !!

[@pittwerx]

Such good content. Thanks!

[@mohammedsalman3397]

!Muchas gracias!

[@gazorbpazorbian]

Awesome job dude, loved this. Melted my brain. Need to look at it again, Understood barely half

[@CodersTape]

Definitely must watch 2-3 times to understand what is happening. But that’s the level of understanding that you need to make the correct decisions when writing your projects.

[@gazorbpazorbian]

@@CodersTape dude, you should do a tutorial on push messages and notifications

[@adam192021]

The BEST as always!

[@rfpdl]

Really good playlist and videos. Keep it up!

[@user-vq6pe5px9k]

Awesome man, just keep doing this stuff. I would also really like to watch a course(mb even on udemy) about testing A-Z. RN I dont test my apps at all, cuz I just dont know what Unit, Integration tests are, how to implement it, what the difference btw PhpUnit and Xprint and ofcs I dont have a clue about any of that things. I would really love to watch a fully immersing course on testing php applications in general and laravel ones particularly. Thank you for everything u provide here for free. Its rare to see such talented teacher spreading the word with no charge, I respect it and I value it. Keep going.

[@CodersTape]

The course I have on Udemy is done using testing. Might be worth checking out.

[@AugustoTitan]

Amazing course! Keep it up.

[@RobertCordes]

Love this series. Keep up the great work :)

[@vibhorgupta3857]

Your explaintion is really beautifil and simple

[@dinxb9348]

Amazing lesson... thank you so much. Is it possible to construct the PostcardSendingService with dynamic arguments (country, width and height) ?

[@AbdulSamad-sq3rd]

I was thinking the same.

[@mahmod20001]

Thanks a lot for these series!!

[@jh-to4us]

I have learned a lot Thank you so much!!

[@kaungkaung8009]

Thanks bro really help me to understand more

[@rjfortis5415]

I really love the intro bro jaja👌

[@CodersTape]

Rock on! 🤘

[@devMoemen]

Amazing! thank you.

[@mohamedgharbi7582]

i love it without seeing the video

[@michaelerwin8744]

Why did you boot method instead of register to bind a service?

[@CodersTape]

Good catch. Yes, it should have been in the register() method instead.

[@michaelerwin8744]

@@CodersTape Thanks for clarification.

[@clusterbyblocks]

Very valuable content. thanks!

[@AbrarAhmad-mz8vl]

Gold!

[@antontraceur]

Long story short: If you want more bugs in your app use Facades pattern. They didn't wanted to follow good practices so instead of using dependency injection and splitting you application logic correctly into services and different types of classes they've just created a hack to use static methods from anywhere you want. If your an experienced Laravel developer and still don't get why df Facades exists just go Symfony and do things the right way...

[@thisisthelogic]

wonderful!

[@kiasaty]

that was fantastic!! but I've got a question. In Lumen, Facades are turned off by default, and you can activate it to use it in your project if you'd like to. What's that about? does using facades have a negative affect on performance?

[@kikitumiwan6597]

it's super.. super.. awesome!....

[@bakre_dev8728]

[@michabbb]

never have seen such a great explanation of laravel! do you have a full laravel course? 😊

[@CodersTape]

Yes. Right in the channel.

[@chang112x]

Nice tuts... keep going :D

[@ashishnimrot4218]

Awesome sir..

[@devfarhod]

Thanks for such awesome pro tutorials. I really liked the video style. Can you share your secret, please? Do you write a video script before recording or speak as you record?

[@xavolinks]

Muito bom. Very good. I'm from Brazil

[@josephnduati1214]

The GOAT 🐐

[@sunduskareem3276]

Thanks so much , this really helped me

[@banujan.b2479]

Coool!!!!!!! But I have a doubt, You are using app->singleton() which means we can't create 2 or more postcard instance with difference values right?

[@user-vc3xn7gh3d]

What do you think about using facades. Is it good way? The magic methods make reading the code more complicated. Also IDE can't make variable hinting (you can see this at 16:20).

[@CodersTape]

I like facades and use them in my projects. IDE support has gotten better but you’re right, it’s not 100% yet. But I do know that Phpstorm is just working overtime to add Laravel specific features. All of the latest releases have had Laravel features.

[@TUTORIALSUZ]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!

[@free2idol1]

Thanks for creating awesome videos... I just have a few quick questions: 1/ In 21:01 the Mailer() class is not auto-loaded so how can we initialize it as $mailer = new Mailer(...) ? 2/In 21:01: $mailer = new Mailer( $this->app['view'], $this->app['swift.mailer'], $this->app['events'] ); 'view' and 'events' alias is not stated in /bootstrap/cache/services.php, then how can it be resolved via app() ?

[@user-tk1re2hd2y]

More! More! More!

[@CodersTape]

Up next, Macros...

[@minjon56]

I like the video and I understand the facts. What I don't get is - why would we construct the PostcardSendingService class, bind the Postcard class to it, and then use two methods to call the regular hello method from the first class statically in the latter one. Can we simply construct the Postcard class, call the getFacadeAccessor method on it, and use the static hello method from within that class. Is your approach for educational purpose only or I am missing something?:)

[@user-vq6pe5px9k]

As you can see from the example of laravel impelementation self (mailer and Mail facade), you can notice that they also use the approach of splitting the logic of instansiating a facade functionality and base class. So, think its related to *separation of concerns, or single responsibility prinsiple* which is well known at object oriented programming.

[@natenatebobate]

Victor, I'm quite new at webdev and brand new at laravel, and almost everything I have learned about it I learned from you. You're like a god to me (despite that I'm an atheist). I've spent dozens of hours going over your 4-hr beginner class, as well as your other vids. However, often it seems I need, or it would be helpful, to know what some of the advanced topics are about, at least on the surface, like Facades. Is there possibly a concise and explicit version of this video for learning WTF a facade is, because after watching this entire video, rewinding in places, I still don't know what a facads is (you never said what a facade is). I got some inkling about some of the features of a facade (seems like static method but is not), but I really have no idea if I have ever encountered one in my personal projects or what to do about it if I did. Of course, the Laravel docs are equally cryptic; (read the first few paragraphs on facades and quote me the part that says "A facade is a ...). Clearly, the docs are almost useless to newbies. Without you, Victor, (and a couple others) I wouldn't have the faintest idea how to use the framework. But I can't advance if everything is geared toward experienced programmers only. Can ANYONE ELSE out there help me out in case Victor doesn't get around to reading this? Any help/contact would be very, very appreciated.

[@santiagos4290]

Kind of creating a static/ utility class

[@innocentmazando3808]

thats what am talking about

[@armandomora2286]

and that allow to automatically declare the variables of the constructor

[@iwandepee]

greattt

[@hamzaaslam697]

damn you are just great man

[@diohngoe6028]

One of the best laravel's tut, well explained. but i've got an issue. upon sending a postcard, i receive an error message say "No such host is known" when i'm offline and when i'm online i'll receive an error message "Cannot send message without a sender address" please any help???

[@humanity0true0way]

10 dislikes !!!!!! Thanks man for this great content

[@robertrocha7216]

I'm confused as to why you are using the boot method to create your singleton and not the register method instead in AppServiceProvider. Care to explain?

[@robertrocha7216]

nvm just saw the old comment correcting this.