🚀 Event-Driven Development in Laravel with Andrew Schemelyun 🚀

[@hemilioaraujo]

Thanks for the video! It has tons of good informations!

[@oliwer868686]

Really good. Andrew is very easy to listen to. Thanks!

[@miyukinagara]

I like this guy, i learn a lot of laravel 🎉

[@Javed.humayun]

Why not refactor large size controller to action classes?

[@JustSteveKing]

This is mainly personal preference 🙂

[@SaiyanJin85]

Well events are debatable to be honest, personally I don’t think it makes the code more readable, quire the opposite, you have to open 3-4-5 or more files to understand what happens, imagine that you need to check what is happening in there after a year…

[@Sekatris]

The good thing about all this is that the event names are quite specific, so you don’t have to open too many files. If the event name is “sendAdminEmail,” you already know what it does, so there’s no need to open so many files. Also, knowing Laravel and how it works, it’s amazing to be able to add events to a model when it’s created, updated, etc. I believe these are advantages and conveniences that contribute to good code scalability.

[@SaiyanJin85]

@@Sekatris That's true, tbh I change my mind all the times about stuff like that :D

[@khanra17]

So annoying muddy audio