Posts tagged with events
– nabilhassen.com - submitted by Nabil Hassen
Utilize deferred events in Laravel to delay event dispatching, including model events, ensuring listeners run only after a specific closure has finished running.
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– bert.gent - submitted by Bert De Swaef
If you’ve been working with Laravel for a little while, you’ve probably come across observers and event listeners. But what is the difference?
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– wire-elements.dev - submitted by Philo
Let's take a look at how we can refresh our component when events occur using the new #[On] attribute.
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– ralphjsmit.com - submitted by Ralph J. Smit
In this tutorial I'll show you how to use event listeners to stop outgoing emails just before they're sent.
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– doeken.org - submitted by Doeke Norg
It's time to replace your mocked event dispatchers with a real one.
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Event-driven systems come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. The obvious commonality is; they all use events to communicate information. These events come in many shapes and sizes, and determining what goes into an event has an immense impact on the design of your system.
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– devonmather.dev - submitted by Devon Mather
Let's explore the option of firing events on model scopes to add some glue between our feature tests and our unit tests.
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Here are some cool ideas to improve webhooks
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A little helper method I put on my base Model class on Secret Project VI… Kinda handy. ?♂️ pic.twitter.com/mPOMV73d5L
— Taylor Otwell ? (@taylorotwell) April 30, 2019
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Did you know that you can define a $dispatchesEvents property on your Eloquent model and map native Eloquent events to your own event classes? ? Check this out: pic.twitter.com/P205GTIYEc
— Laravel Docs Daily (@laradocsdaily) November 24, 2018
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In an older post on his blog Mohammed Said, Laravel Employee #1, shares a cool trick on how to avoid having to create an event listener.
Instead of having to create a class for the listener and another for the notification/mailable, wouldn't it be cool if we can register the Notification/Mailable as an event listener? ... While some may consider this an anti-SRP hack I think it's a pretty neat implementation that you can use in your application to prevent creating an extra listener class, your call :)
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Mohammed Said, Laravel employee #1 and diver, explains how you can avoid pushing unnecessary jobs to a queue.
How many customers will reach the 10K purchase milestone? does it make sense to push a Job to queue for every single purchase while there's a huge chance that this job will just do nothing at all? IMHO this is a waste of resources, you might end up filling your queue with thousands of unnecessary jobs.It might be a good thing if we can check for that condition before queueing the listener.
http://themsaid.com/conditionally-queue-listeners-laravel-20170505/
Recently I was working an a project where, in order to use the webapp, users should first apply for an account. Potential users can fill in request form. After the request is approved by an admin they may use the app. Our client expected that the barrier to request an account should be very low.…
Alan Klein created a Laravel 5.1 package that leverages Nginx HTTP Pushstream module to broadcast events. The commenting platform Disqus uses that Nginx module to handle comments in realtime.
You can find Alan's package on GitHub: https://github.com/cmosguy/laravel-http-pushstream-broadcaster