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@mdsafikulislam9113 To send SMS via an API Gateway in Laravel, you can use the notification system or a custom service: 1. Using Notifications: Install a package like Twilio, configure .env with credentials, and create a notification class to send SMS. 2. Custom Integration: Use Http to call your SMS provider’s API, passing parameters like recipient, message, and API key. I will make a separate video on this as well.

@piyushshyam473 Thank you Piyush.

@Harislive-g7o Okay will launch a playlist on this very soon.

@kwasiezor1630 Sure I will create a separate video on this very soon.

@mdsafikulislam9113 You're welcome.

@DavidKawogo-u8p Great Question. Thanks for asking. To trigger 2FA only when a user logs in from a new device, you can: 1. Store Recognized Devices: Save user device info (like user agent and IP) in a database table. 2. Check Devices on Login: When a user logs in, check if the device is recognized. 3. Trigger 2FA for New Devices: If the device is unrecognized, prompt 2FA and save the new device after successful authentication. This ensures 2FA is required only for unrecognized devices, enhancing security without unnecessary prompts.

@mdsafikulislam9113 Okay thank you. I will make a video on that.

@programmingfields Thank you so much.

@VinodkumarD-f2v I would recommend please watch the complete playlist.

@kukun2748 You can create and use more controllers similar to the TodoController. I just demonstrated the use of this.

@@programmingfields How about in AppServiceProvider? Should I just add a another interface and respository in register function?

@@kukun2748 Let's suppose, you have one more controller just like UserController. 1. You need to create an interface for this as suppose UserInterface and 2. Also a repository class as UserRepository. 3. Then you will have to bind the UserRepository and UserInterface together in the AppServiceProvider similar to the Todo. Rest you can define the methods in the Interface and implement them in the Repository class as explained in the video.

@@programmingfields thank you very much! I understand it now!

@hamzandev9482 Thanks.

@udayworldwide If you are using Livewire then it is good to go with the Livewire PowerGrid. But if you are using DataTable then you will have to go with this only.

@udayworldwide YajraBox DataTables doesn't provide import from excel functionality. However, you can implement this by your self to import data from the excel, save it to the database and load it to the DataTables. We already installed the Maatwebsite Excel package. So you can use this.

@mikefoote3202 I'm glad you found it helpful!

@mikefoote3202 Thanks.

@mikefoote3202 Thank you.

@hirang1148 If you don't use binding, Laravel cannot resolve the interface automatically, resulting in errors when trying to inject it. You'll need to manually instantiate the implementation every time, which leads to tightly coupled code. This makes it harder to switch implementations (e.g., for testing or new features) and reduces maintainability, flexibility, and adherence to SOLID principles like dependency inversion

@programmingfields oh ok thanks. I understand it now

@@hirang1148 Glad to know.

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@mdsafikulislam9113 will be published very soon. Thank you.

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@rZERO_game There are a lot more thins to learn.

@tusar711 Thank you very much..

@mdsafikulislam9113 In order to Generate both access and refresh tokens during login. Save the refresh token securely. 1. Create a /refresh-token endpoint to validate the refresh token, revoke old tokens, and issue new ones. 2. Store refresh tokens securely (e.g., HTTP-only cookies) and handle token expiry on the client to request new access tokens when needed. Try the above approach. I will create a separate video on that as well.

@drishti5450 You're welcome.

@mdsafikulislam9113 Yes, Laravel is suitable for large enterprise applications. It’s scalable, secure, and offers tools for efficient development, like queues, APIs, and role management. With features like Laravel Octane and a strong ecosystem, it can handle complex systems effectively. However, the choice between Laravel, Node.js, or .NET depends on several factors such as team expertise, project requirements, scalability needs, and ecosystem preferences.

​@@programmingfields I want to build a Multi-Inventory and POS Management System using Laravel. If needed, is it possible to migrate or switch from Laravel to another stack in the future? Thanks in Advanced!

@mdsafikulislam9113 Yes, switching from Laravel to another stack is possible with proper planning. Use modular architecture, APIs, and database-agnostic practices to decouple components. A frontend framework like React or Vue can make the transition easier, and maintaining detailed documentation ensures smoother migration if needed.

@@programmingfields please make modular monolith application with multiple databases. Provide simple application❤️

@abubakarislam7015 new video published on design patterns, please checkout.

@JaypalSapara-y6r Thanks for watching.

@Sdirimohamedsalah Please checkout the full playlist from here. ua-cam.com/play/PLei32-mZRyeXGREt09opP9pqy3fhTVx9E.html

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You said at the beginning I come up with new… in the previous video we implemented… I need that video please I can’t find it in your channel ! Is that came from yajra data table video ?

@@Sdirimohamedsalah No no, we are not using Yajra in Livewire. Here you can find in the Part 1 of this series. ua-cam.com/video/DfeuNCSrmGQ/v-deo.html

@@programmingfields thank you so much

@educationforever314 Please checkout the description. I've added the prerequisites there.

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