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1mo ago
@CLab The Prompts package is unrelated to anything AI-specific.
We're not using the official Laravel AI SDK because the entire point of the series is to understand how these things work at their core. For real-projects, I would use the SDK.
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2mos ago
For those who finds difficulty creating stack.json , here you can find in my repo https://github.com/khizarSulehria/laracast-laravel-servers/blob/master/stack.json
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2mos ago
May I have stack.json file?
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2mos ago
Would be very cool to get the stack.json
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2mos ago
You should have explained where that id for the image with ubuntu came from...
Now I could copy the id from your video, but still dont know where to find these.
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4mos ago
@hotgeart Good luck with your many problems coding and in life.
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4mos ago
@SosoRicsi that would be more like parents-children but I see your point
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4mos ago
Whoop Whoop! I was just watching the previous episode when I got an email that the series was updated.
Thanks Jeffrey for creating awesome content ;)
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4mos ago
Hey Joe,
first, thanks for this series.
I was watching this episode and I see you make use of Channel->isSubscribed(). I re-watched all videos to see where that came from and couldn't find anything. I checked the repo and there I see that you have a Models/Channel and Models/Message classes. These classes are never introduced. Not even in the installation video. I believe it is confusing as we can't actually understand how a user can be subscribed if we don't know that there is a table for it in the database.
Maybe you should have another video explaining the base of the application as these 2 classes (and their methods) are pivotal to understanding how the messaging system works.
Keep it up!
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4mos ago
If you're not receiving events when sending data through WebSocket, a solution that worked for me is running the command php artisan queue:listen. This resolved the issue for me and allowed events to be received. Give it a try if you're experiencing the same problem!
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4mos ago
@alessandro.mirabelli I can't promise anything, but we'll see. I recorded this episode several times, and that was my reaction to finally getting a take I could use. I originally intended to cut it out.
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4mos ago
I’ve seen all the episodes, but this one was exceptional 💪
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5mos ago
@JeffreyWay You set the expectations too high for the rest of us, fixing bugs that fast! Thanks Jeffrey
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5mos ago
@mrrobotoh I have submitted a support ticket as it seems the issue is still here.
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5mos ago
@mrrobotoh Sorry about this! All fixed now.
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5mos ago
I can’t find the repo. Am I blind?
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5mos ago
the link https://laravelfromscratch.com seems to be broken
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5mos ago
It looks like the video cuts off too early (length of video is around 2mins). But the episode summary does show the completion of extraction of the modal.