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Laracasts
- What We're Building 22/05/2020In this series, we'll build a video game app that pulls data from the IGDB API and displays game information such as popular title, coming soon, videos, and screenshots. We'll explore many front-end features with Laravel and other technologies including the HTTP client, Taliwind CSS, Livewire and Alpine.js. View the source code for this episode […]Jeffrey Way
- Simpler Code With UseCase Classes 21/05/2020It's true that our tests are currently passing, but that doesn't mean the code is perfect. Not by a long stretch. Consider the fact that one of the core abilities of this application is to track stock. And, yet, if we browse the source code, is there a single point of entry we could visit […]Jeffrey Way
- Notification Testing and Previewing 20/05/2020If the goal is for this Artisan command to run every five minutes, then we should think of a way to notify the user each time an important stock change occurs. For example, if an item was out of stock yesterday, but is now in stock, we should email the user so they can go […]Jeffrey Way
- History Refactoring 19/05/2020We're now successfully creating history entries each time the stock is tracked, however, something feels a bit off. Before we move on, let's take a few moments to refactor our code into a shape that makes a bit more sense. View the source code for this episode on GitHub.Jeffrey Way
- Record Product History 19/05/2020It would be useful if we kept a history log for every product. This way, for example, you could chart the price variance for a product over the last six months. Let's knock that out over the next two episodes. View the source code for this episode on GitHub.Jeffrey Way