Easy view presenters in your apps.
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In this lesson, you'll learn how to use Eloquent in a simple vanilla PHP environment. Luckily, it's pretty easy! For smaller projects that don't require the overhead of a full-stack framework, this method can be a great choice!
In this lesson, we'll review the process of creating custom form macros for your views. We'll then move on to a more object-oriented approach (as illustrated by Chris Hayes) for this task, while continuously testing (with PHPSpec) and refactoring our work.
In this lesson, we'll finish up our Mailchimp email notifications mini-project. Specifically, we'll focus on putting all the pieces that we built in the previous lesson together. This will include the creation of a UsersController, as well as a custom Artisan command to manually notify lesson subscribers.
Any confusion that surrounds PHPSpec likely stems from a misunderstanding of what the framework is for. There are multiple styles and forms of testing; PHPSpec is not meant to fill all of those checkboxes. Let's talk about that in this lesson, while using BDD to build a class within a Laravel app.