This video gives you an overview about how to debug comment submissions.
- [Instructor] Alright, there was a lot that we had to cover…in the last video, so I wanted to go ahead and break it out.…We're gonna be talking a lot about debugging.…I wanna spend a little bit of time just showing you…how to debug Ajax requests and Vue.js components.…And so we'll go over that in this video…and then we're also going to complete the form submission…so that we make that that 100% works…before we create an event.…Okay, so in the last video we kinda left off…where we need to actually trigger this Vue.js component…or method that we made called post comments.…So, the way that we can trigger these types of events…is by setting up event listeners…on different elements of the dong.…
So if we've got a button here…and we wanna create an event listener,…we can do V dash on to create that event listener in view…and then we can do a colon and then tell it which event to…listen for and in this case, we wanna do click.…Now you can also add additional settings…like dot prevent, which will prevent default,…which makes it very convenient so it doesn't accidentally…
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5/11/2018First, discover how to extend the native authentication system and add social sign-on capabilities with Laravel Socialite. Then learn how to implement efficient search indexing and enable live search results with Laravel Scout. Next, find out how to handle payments and subscriptions, including free trials, with Laravel Cashier, and implement broadcasting and live updates—without refreshing the page—using Echo. By the end of the course, you will know how to install, configure, and leverage these packages for all of your Laravel app development needs.
Note: This course was created and produced by Packt Publishing.
- Setting up social sign-on with Laravel Socialite
- Enabling sign-on with Facebook, Twitter, Google, and GitHub
- Search indexing with Scout
- Offering subscriptions with Cashier
- Offering free trials and coupons
- Generating invoices
- Creating a blog comments system with Echo
- Providing live updates for comments
Skill Level Intermediate
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1. Laravel Socialite
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The course overview6m 38s
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How social sign-on works10m 49s
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Set up Facebook sign-on10m 36s
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Set up Twitter sign-on5m 31s
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2. Laravel Scout
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Set up your project4m 57s
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How search indexing works6m 25s
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Set up Algolia8m 35s
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Start indexing your models6m 21s
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Server-side searches8m 47s
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Client-side searches9m 56s
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3. Laravel Cashier
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Set up a Stripe test account11m 50s
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Create a subscription form11m 28s
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Subscribe a user4m 51s
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Canceling a subscription9m 25s
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Generate a PDF invoice7m 56s
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4. Laravel Echo
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Set up a Pusher account3m 59s
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Live updating comments8m 3s
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Getting all comments11m 41s
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Submit new comments9m 25s
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Listening to the event13m 7s
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