This is an excellent example of distorted perception of the light theme. Right after your mention of sunglasses, you switched to an application window with a light theme - and that's the main issue and the reason for using a light theme. The abrupt change in screen brightness is very harmful to the eyes. In other words, if everything is consistently dark, it might be less harmful, but when you switch between different windows and a light theme replaces a dark one, it's similar to the effect of being in a dark room, and someone suddenly turns on the light - not very pleasant and not very beneficial for the eyes. P.S. Thank you for this great video content ;)
Great Video. Can i use Pulse with laravel-doctrine? And this is one of my doubts at moment, if i can use both Doctrine to manage migrations and Entity controls, but also use Eloquent when i need.
Is there any way to send an email whenever an exception is logged into Pulse? Or a way to see the exception message? With those two features, this could replace Bugsnag for us.
How does tools like this and Laravel telescope affect your application performance? I assume that it's saving the data to the database whilst users are making requests so how does that affect my application performance, will I have to accommodate a certain latency that is used by pulse to log or store the request or Laravel data?
Telescope does that and is not recommended for production. Pulse is made for production. The data is being sent to the database AFTER the user got a response. But you can even use Redis to postpone the data collection for really heavy applications. Hope that helps.
Really enjoying the consistent videos coming from the laravel channel. Thanks Christoph! -Mike
This is an excellent example of distorted perception of the light theme. Right after your mention of sunglasses, you switched to an application window with a light theme - and that's the main issue and the reason for using a light theme. The abrupt change in screen brightness is very harmful to the eyes. In other words, if everything is consistently dark, it might be less harmful, but when you switch between different windows and a light theme replaces a dark one, it's similar to the effect of being in a dark room, and someone suddenly turns on the light - not very pleasant and not very beneficial for the eyes.
P.S. Thank you for this great video content ;)
Great video! Well done and nice setup 🎉thanks
Amazing 🤩
How can I use if laravel app act as backend API and front end will be react js?
pulse is listening for requests and events in the server, that means it will record data for the apis and the laravel part of your application only
Please make a video on Laravel Reverb, we know it's new, but one quick overview will be amazing 🤩
It would be awesome if pulse was a standalone application and already existing applications could report, to that standalone pulse server.
laravel is going wild ❤
cool :)
Great Video. Can i use Pulse with laravel-doctrine?
And this is one of my doubts at moment, if i can use both Doctrine to manage migrations and Entity controls, but also use Eloquent when i need.
Is there any way to send an email whenever an exception is logged into Pulse? Or a way to see the exception message? With those two features, this could replace Bugsnag for us.
How to use laravel pulse in graphql with show slow request name not /graphql?
How does tools like this and Laravel telescope affect your application performance? I assume that it's saving the data to the database whilst users are making requests so how does that affect my application performance, will I have to accommodate a certain latency that is used by pulse to log or store the request or Laravel data?
Telescope does that and is not recommended for production. Pulse is made for production. The data is being sent to the database AFTER the user got a response. But you can even use Redis to postpone the data collection for really heavy applications. Hope that helps.
I hope laravel would also do tutorial on how to handle forgot password. or maybe there is already a video i just missed it. anyone?
you can find it in their docs