laracasts/Getting-Jiggy-With-Adapters
An adapter is one of the easier design patterns to learn. The reason why is because you use them in the real world all the time! In this lesson, let's review a handful of examples to figure out how it all works.
So you run a forum, and need some way to notify readers, if new replies have been left on a thread since their last page load. Well, how the heck do we do that? How do we say, "If a new reply is saved to the server, instantly update all viewers who might be reading the associated forum thread"? Well, Pusher can make these sorts of tasks a cinch! You'll love it.
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An adapter is one of the easier design patterns to learn. The reason why is because you use them in the real world all the time! In this lesson, let's review a handful of examples to figure out how it all works.
How many times have you written (or come across) a controller method that's dozens of lines long. Surely, there are better ways to structure our code, right? Of course. In this lesson, let's learn about everything from security, to small objects, to events.
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