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Another possible option for "tasks in the background" is to call the Event in the Controller and allow different classes (current ones or future ones) to "listen" to that event. This is the whole logic behind events/listeners: future-first thinking
Next, I want to demonstrate the power of event system in the stancl/tenancy package. We have seen an example earlier in this course when creating a database and migrating tables when a tenant is created
In this video, we will create a Listener for the Event dispatched by another developer in the past.
A little bit philosophical topic: when we're trying to offload some logic from the Controller to "somewhere", aren't we shooting ourselves in the foot, for the future?
Another code review, this time it's not junior code: it's an interesting multi-tenancy and multi-DB solution, with events and listeners.
If you have a newly registered user, you may want to send a welcome email or perform some other action with that user's profile. In Laravel, I will show you three ways how to achieve it.
Want to send an email notification whenever some record is added or changed? There are two ways. And, broadly speaking, we are talking about some event happening, and another class "reacting" to that event.
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Laravel fires quite a lot of Auth events that you can "catch" and listen to. Let's implement some of them, based on a public Gist I saw on Twitter.
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