Hey everyone, I didn't follow a detailed script for this video, just a general outline, and I forgot to take care of the detail that only logged in users should be able to create posts. In our PostController method that creates posts, you could simply wrap that action in an "if" check using auth()->check() as the condition. Also, the logic that checks if you're allowed to edit or delete a post will cause the "edit-post" URL to error if you're not logged in. I'm so used to using policies and middleware in Laravel to perform these types of permission checks that I oversimplified this example in this lesson. Hopefully the video was helpful in letting you understand the big picture aspects of Laravel, and I'd encourage you to research "Laravel Auth Middleware" and "Laravel Policies" for a much more organized and official way of handling permissions. We cover all of these topics in detail in my 14 hour premium Laravel course. Thanks! Brad

Great tutorial! For the length of the video it’s very digestible. I think it touched on all the stuff I needed to get started. I’m coming from nodejs/express setup, so this got me up to speed. Thank you!

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Thank you Brad for this great introduction to Laravel. I've been meaning to look into it for a while but I didn't know if I would pick it up easily. While I wouldn't say I necessarily understand the MVC structure exactly, I do have a basic understanding. I'm coming from PHP and I've never done OOP before, so this is excellent. I will be heading on over to your course to continue learning. You are an excellent teacher.

This is one of the best videos I have learned about Laravel, can you give us more advanced Laravel lessons?

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Great! Thanks!

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Great video👍. It's nice go through as a Laravel starter. It might be great to briefly introduce how the error handling works(It currently has form submission, rules etc. but it doesn't mention how it handles error message), and I believe it will be interesting.

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Great tutorial! This could have also been done with Breeze for authentication/creation of users, and then added onto, which would have been a little cleaner, but I love your stuff!

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Thanks man, I think you also taught me my first programming language, C++. We should focus on each part to dig more now, like going in depth with the author() method, validate method and relationships. Would you please teach us laravel relationships like hasmany and more?

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This is so good. Thank you so much. Do you have any NodeJS tutorials or course?

Great video! Does Laravel have the login stuff pre built or do I have to build it myself?

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Hi, I’m currently doing your Html+Css course and Workflow course, Brad. I have a question for you. If I want to get into the tech field fast, what path or paths will you recommend to a Beginner-Intermediate? I am interested in Wordpress Development, Laravel Development, React Development, and MERN full stack, as I will like to use your udemy courses as main education (and of course self hands-on projects too) sources because your courses are best for me. Thanks!

Great video. Nicely explained the basic concepts. Near the end, where you are checking if only the owner of the post is allowed to edit/delete. Can we create the same check with middleware instead of Policy? Would it not be more efficient write code once and simply implement it on route?

Going through the tutorial and hit a snag not captured/updated in the video. Currently, the "name" attribute needs to be added to the input tags for the @csrf token to work. I was following the video and still kept hitting the same error, double checked my code, and finally just searched the issue and found the solution. Wanted to share this for anyone wanting to do this tutorial now, as it's been a year since release. I'm always weary of tutorials older than 6 months because so much can change in that time with coding syntax, libraries, etc. Wish these snags were updated in the descriptions of videos older than 6 months so people can still learn from/utilize these great tutorials. This one is good so far, just hope no other speed bumps pop up!