Build Your Own Custom Auth System with Fortify

Welcome back, Laravel enthusiasts! 🌟 In today's tutorial, we're diving deep into **Laravel Fortify**, a powerful, frontend-agnostic authentication backend implementation for Laravel. If you've ever wanted to build your own custom authentication system tailored to your specific needs, this video is for you!

In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through setting up a brand new Laravel application and integrating Fortify to handle authentication, password resets, email verification, two-factor authentication, and more. We'll also show you how to bring your own frontend to create a seamless and personalized user experience.

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*YouTube Chapters:*
00:00 Introduction
00:44 Installing Laravel Fortify
05:00 Bring in Custom Views
05:30 Login
09:08 Registration
12:00 Email Verification
15:50 Password Reset
19:45 Conclusion

[techfuture-code-tv]

This is awesome. I have been wondering can't we have such an empty views boiler plate auth system given room for most creative minds for frontend. This is really a germ. Thank you so much sir. Fortify all the way. I will not be deleting auth ui and breeze scaffold again. Just fotufy it, and use my amazing frontend design.

[РНР]

I like how fortify has model relationships in traits, very clean approach.

[minthantoo]

Great video.

So in short, if we want finished components and ui, we should use jetstream or breeze.

If we want to implement components and ui ourselves but wanna use laravel backend, we should use Fortify.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

[joebashour]

Thanks for the video! Great walkthrough.

[kouceylahadji]

After watching the video I'm convinced to start with Laravel Breeze 🤣

[kwasiezor]

Nice video. Come to the right time for me... Great job

[murali-krishnan]

Hey @LaravelPHP, Why is this video missing? (Laracon US 2024 - Day 2 - Live from Dallas TX!).

[tanvirashraf]

Sir, is it possible to enhance laravel's performance with rust or c?

[dimitrisborbotsialos]

It seems simpler to just install Breeze and then change the views to your liking. You are practically re creating the same breeze view files.

[cristhianjhlcom]

Great video, I am making my own startkit

[SiadHR]

sorry, what extension you use to see those commit
changes

[mrjafprogrammer]

I am have also working on an open source auth statkit with laravel +htmx