🚀 Writing better code with Pipelines - Laravel

[@JustSomeObject]

what if i want to early exit from say the 2nd pipe and skip the rest of the pipes?

[@Samuel.Mwangi]

Thanks Mateus for an amazing series. Just want to mention here that I discovered the series via a shout out by Povilas @Laravel Daily in this week's newsletter and sub'ed.

Thanks for watching!

[@michabbb]

well done explained, maybe worth to mention if you can send more than one object into a pipe 😏

[@muhammadshafeeq6810]

Awesome explanation.

Thank you!

[@nelsonmutane1372]

Porque só vejo esse video hoje

[@nutandahal9235]

love and support from nepal

[@abdallakaram5376]

amazing 👍

[@angeljo6020]

What is the benefit of using it this way? Why 3 simple if conditions are replaced with far complicated codes?is this for readability?

No, to be able to write different small, readable, reusable components.

[@avfoxstudios3226]

great content.....too bad not alot of people arent aware of this

Help share it! :-)

[@neucoas]

What happens when a Payment cant be flagged by multiple reasons? Example the amount is over 100 and the user is flagged. You would get the flag_reason of the last "pipe" that checked the conditions, am I right?

Julian Poma on our case, we had the flags as a relationship, so an order could have multiple flags. Honestly that would have been a better example, since an order with multiple flags is more dangerous. But yes, since there were no checks if the payment already had a flag, it'd use the reason from the last pipe

[@mohammadmohammadi2724]

awesome

[@lakhveerbawa3716]

Where from you man? It looks pretty different

Brazil! What looks different?