Invited Users May Not Delete Projects
It looks like we have a small hiccup. At the moment, any invited user has permission to delete the project entirely. This action should be restricted to the …
It looks like we have a small hiccup. At the moment, any invited user has permission to delete the project entirely. This action should be restricted to the …
With the basic structure in place, we can now move on to general page styling and tweaks. View the source code for this episode on GitHub.
Once you add multiple forms to a page, you'll quickly find that you can no longer depend on the default validation errors "bag." In this episode, we'll learn …
What if the user visits a URI that doesn't exist? At the moment, they'll see a blank page. Not good. Let's fix that by creating a NotFound component. View …
We'll take a one-component-per-page approach to this website. This means, for each link in the sidebar, we need to create a companion Vue component. When …
In this episode, we'll construct the main layout for our assets website. To streamline this process, I'll pull in Tailwind and add it to my Laravel Mix build. …
In this episode, we'll write a few new feature tests to confirm the conditions under which a project owner may invite a user to a project. View the source code …
As we do in many series at Laracasts, we'll begin with laravel new project. Following that, we'll incrementally pull in all necessary npm dependencies and …
Our project page doesn't yet display all members who have access to it. Let's use Gravatar to generate these thumbnails. In doing so, this will give us the …
Often, when preparing your tests, you'll need to mock a class, set an expectation, and then update the related instance in Laravel's service container with …
In this episode, as we work to allow users to see all projects they've been invited to from their dashboard, we'll also discuss false positives. A passing test …
As we move on to inviting users to projects, this will give us a nice opportunity to discuss layered tests. In this episode, we'll write the same test name at …
Laravel 5.8 ships with a new Postmark mail driver, which is convenient since that's what Laracasts uses for all transactional emails. In this lesson, I'll show …
A small, but important breaking change in Laravel 5.8 is the switch from minutes to seconds for all cache TTLs. In your codebase, track down any reference to …
With the backend portion tested and ready to go, the only remaining step is to switch to the frontend. In this lesson, we'll build a star-rating Vue component …
First up on the agenda is automatic policy discovery. In past versions of Laravel, each time a policy class is generated, you'd need to visit your AuthServiceP…
A user on the Laracasts forum recently requested help creating a star-rating system. You've surely seen these many times: choose from one to five stars, and …
Let's now approach things from the outside-in. If I make the appropriate HTTP request to star an article, its average rating should be updated. View the …
We have an easy one this episode: users who have the proper permissions may delete or archive projects. Let's knock that out now, before moving on to something …
Let's work on tweaking the output of the activity card in this lesson. I'd like it to show which fields were updated, and who performed the update. View the …