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@signaturesoftit5564 I will make a separate video on the Laravel Deployment.

@programmingfields I was trying to implement in c panel. But I couldn't. Please if you can do it I will appreciate it.

@@signaturesoftit5564 You want a basic Laravel application deployment on cPanel?

@@programmingfields I have use Cron job to running the reverb

@chrispharaoh4838 Thank you for the feedback. You can try setting- SESSION_DRIVER=file in your .env file and clear cache using: php artisan optimize:clear This ensures Laravel maintains session state, fixing the InvalidStateException error.

@SahilKumar-bt2pf I am using SQLite3 Editor.

@madhavkumar7172 Thank you.🙏

@GianGamingMLBB Use Request $request in controllers, middleware, and services for better readability, testability, and type safety. The request() helper is useful in Blade views, closures, or when dependency injection isn’t available.

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@olumoyejoshua6933 There may be audio issue at your end. May be speaker or earphone issue.

@waleedeassa889 Thank you.

@RedRose-v6c That's a great idea! I'll add chat search functionality in an upcoming video.

@mrlalitaryan Great question. I truly appreciate. To support chat between users, organizations, and auditors, you can create a common chat_users table that stores all participants, regardless of their type. Instead of fetching users only from the users table, fetch them from chat_users table, which links to users, organizations, and auditors using a polymorphic relationship. Each chat message will store a sender_id and receiver_id referencing chat_users, ensuring messages can be sent between different user types. For real-time messaging, Laravel Reverb can be used to broadcast messages efficiently. If you prefer a simpler approach, you can keep a single users table with a role column (user, organization, auditor) to differentiate user types.

@@programmingfields dear sir i am stuck in the mesh the users are admin users just simple id but the organization use the uuid then how we can make the relationship in the chat to make the proper chat and also integrate the lazy loading for the chats

@@mrlalitaryan To handle admin users (ID) and organizations (UUID) in your chat system while maintaining proper relationships: 1. Use a chat_users table that stores both admin users (who have simple IDs) and organizations (who use UUIDs). You can link them using a polymorphic relationship to keep a common structure. 2. In the messages table, store sender_id and receiver_id as references to chat_users. This way, messages can be exchanged easily between different user types without worrying about ID formats. 3. To integrate Laravel Reverb for real-time messaging, ensure events are broadcasted whenever a new message is sent, allowing instant updates for both admin users and organizations.

I'm so happy you enjoyed the video!

@Mahisir2001 Glad you liked it! 😃🔥

Thank you! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. 😊 For scaling, I recommend using Redis alongside Reverb to handle more users efficiently. Redis helps with: 1. Faster real-time messaging 2. Reducing database load 3. Managing user presence

Thank you so much for the support! An e-commerce project is on the way, it will be published very soon.

I'm so glad you found the tutorial helpful! I love building real-time apps with Laravel, Reverb, and Livewire 3.

​@@programmingfieldsCan you please update the user listing UI like instead of tabular layout I want to be in a sidebar. And when we will click on any user that user chat message should appear in the right side and also implement lazy loading for the messages. Thanks in advance.

@drishti5450 Great. Thanks for your suggestion. I will update the UI for that user listing and also will implement the lazy loading.

Thank you so much for your kind words! 🙌 I’m thrilled to hear that the tutorial was helpful and that the WebSocket integration worked smoothly for you. Laravel 11 and Reverb make real-time apps so much fun to build, and I’m glad it’s making a difference for you. If you have any questions or run into any challenges while scaling or customizing the chat app, feel free to ask. Happy coding! 🚀

I'm glad you found it helpful!

@ArbazSuhail What is the issue?

@rZERO_game Glad you found it helpful! Reading documentation can be tricky, but once mastered, it’s a game-changer. This video aims to bridge that gap by simplifying and demonstrating its practical use. Keep learning! 🚀

@rZERO_game You're not overthinking! Understanding the core workings of a library or framework can be a great way to deepen your knowledge. It's like breaking down complex electronics into fundamental components-sometimes necessary but not always required for every use case. Balance is key: dive deep when needed, but don’t let it slow your progress. Keep exploring!

@rZERO_game Thank you so much for your valuable feedback! I'm really glad to hear that the Laravel videos have helped you learn deeply about web applications. I'll definitely consider adding videos on: ✅ MongoDB database connection in Laravel, since Eloquent doesn’t work directly with MongoDB. ✅ Basic PHP refresher for handling MongoDB with native queries. ✅ Custom package creation, like building a MongoDB Eloquent-style package. ✅ Deployment guides for both shared hosting and VPS servers. Your support means a lot, and I truly appreciate your dedication to learning. More valuable content is on the way-stay tuned.

@SirEdges_Adejo Great question. Yes, you can set the priority of the Listener just like this - public function boot(): void { Event::listen(UserRegistered::class, [LogUserRegistration::class, 20]); // Higher priority Event::listen(UserRegistered::class, [SendWelcomeEmail::class, 10]); // Lower priority } Highest priority will run first.

@blackrain1619 Thank you.

@Tyche.Crypto This video series is specific for event and listeners only. Regarding the Observer, I've a separate playlist.

Glad it helped you.

Thanks for the feedback!

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@raayan_007 Glad you're finding the videos helpful! I'm always striving to make learning easier.

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@thethreeage9631 Thank you for such an amazing compliment! I'm so glad to hear that my videos are helping you learn and making things simpler. Your support inspires me to keep delivering valuable content. Stay connected for more exciting topics ahead.

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@thethreeage9631 Absolutely true. Clean and well-structured code speaks for itself, just like good humor lands perfectly without explanation. A great reminder to always prioritize readability in coding.

@raayan_007 Thank you so much for the encouragement and kind words! 🎉 Your support means everything.

@olumoyejoshua6933 Appreciate it!

@thethreeage9631 Thank you for your kind words and support!

@sabinmagar4152 Great. You will have to handle it to the front end side. To auto-open a PDF link from a QR scanner in Laravel: 1. Frontend: Use a QR scanner like html5-qrcode to capture the scanned URL and redirect using window.location.href. 2. Backend: Create a Laravel route to validate the URL (ensure it's a valid PDF link) and use Redirect::to($url) for secure redirection. 3. Integration: Pass the scanned URL to Laravel for validation before redirecting to the browser. This ensures functionality and security. If you need, I will make a separate video on this.

@programmingfields sure please make a video. It was very helpful for us.

@ Okay I will make that very soon.

@rajabhishek2936 Okay thank you for the interest. I will make videos on the remaining design patterns as well.