30 Days to Learn Laravel, Ep 07 - Autoloading, Namespaces, and Models

[@2rock4u8]

Chapter Ep 07 - Autoloading, Namespaces, and Models We can also use: public static function find(int $id): ?array { return Arr::first(static::all(), fn($job) => $job['id'] === $id) ?? abort(404, 'Job not found'); } } To get error message! Excellent course!!! 👍🙏

[@keithpickard7036]

This series arrived at the perfect time. Thanks for the releases thus far.

[@jonathanperera5263]

The explanation on Models was all-encompassing! While I already had a little idea of what models were, this explanation laid a solid-concrete foundation in my mind. This tutor is Top-Tier! Thank You from Sri Lanka! By the way, I'm a huge ZZ Top fan as well!

[@sale7680]

I think u r really clarify the concept of working laravel and how the folder distinguished , how code may be better So thank u 🙏

[@PayamJianTV]

Thanks to this amazing series, I learn a lot. At 12:45 of the video, the code "return $job" is missing.

[@mahmoudfouda7562]

Thank U

[@mhballa5866]

Thank you, I was bewildered when it did not work. but how come it worked for him without adding the return statement.

[@unisonrul1171]

This is amazing

[@sale7680]

Amazing❤❤❤

[@funkyjammaclips]

changing return to $job = breaks the code and wont display any jobs instead i get the error. "App\Models\Job::find(): Return value must be of type array, none returned" when trying to display the existing jobs. When checking a job id that doesnt exist i do get the 404 page. edit: further in the video I can see you fixed this error with "return $job;" but nowhere was this ever mentioned I just happen to notice it at the end.

[@edorourke9223]

At around 12:40, you edit the "first" method, but you do not initially include a return. And you don't mention it. Later in the vid, it's there, but initially, I left it out and got an error. I guess, at worst, it's probably a good lesson in troubleshooting. Just pointing it out in case you didn't see it.

[@yogiarismet1025]

Damn, I overlooked it too. I've been stuck for a while there trying to find the error. After checking this comment of yours, I finally able to move forward. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@linuxforarabs2881]

Thank you for pointing that. It is shown on 13:35. However, I'm did not figure out why Job class was created in model not in a controller :(

[@renatofrota]

@@linuxforarabs2881 MVC architecture. Model is related to the data and the "business rules". Further in the course it will likely be converted to a more complete class that specifies the format of data stored in the database for a "Job" entity instead of having an array of jobs in the class itself.

[@hiiamyaqub8301]

Hi sir can you make Laravel advance project series any project you make

[@mohamedaminedammak2319]

at 10:13 we're passing $id to find that accept an int but $id is a string is it automatically converted or what?

[@abdomahmoud8769]

The id that comes from the url is a string and we said we need an int but there is no error. I think if we enabled the strict mode it will throw an error

[@mohamedaminedammak2319]

@@abdomahmoud8769 thank you 🤝

[@renatofrota]

@@abdomahmoud8769 if you are going to use strict types you will need to convert the string that came from URL to an int (e.g.: casting) when passing it as parameter to the find() function.

[@udayworldwide]

PHP is loosely typed language. Getting anything from url is a string no matter whether enclosed in quotes or not.

[@programmer6284]

hello anyone experience with anchor tag VALUE changing into job/jobs but the href is jobs when access route to job/{id}

[@khanra17]

Tooo much over eddited audio. Please keep distance from the mic. The audio is so much annoying and fake(boosted lower frequencies), why don't you sound like in real life?

[@LyiarDev]

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