30 Days to Learn Laravel, Ep 06 - View Data and Route Wildcards

We can pass an array of data as the second argument of the view() function. Each key in this array will then be extracted into a variable within your view. Let's build a basic two-page Job listings section to illustrate this.

[TheZamirOrion]

Thank you for making this serie.

Your tutorials are really clear and interesting.

[mohamedaminedammak]

if someone is getting null at 16:35 it's probably because you're using === instead of ==

[JacquesAsinyo-ei]

Thank you so much man! keep up the good work!

[mihirlakhamje]

what extension used for intellisense and for formatting?

[mihirlakhamje]

how add active props on dynamic routes?
if user clicks jobs/1 the jobs route should remains active, right?
the routes are in hierarchical or they are individual?

[DevCyberOps]

I'm coming from Python and Django, but I want to jump into the world of php and Laravel. But now it's a bit confusing with laravel about the many options someone can take to develop a website. So now my question is what option has this Series taken? e.g Livewire, inertia etc. I did the first video in the series but couldn't find that.

[shadeblack]

the class seems unnecessary/overkill when you can just use an array search, right?
$job = $jobs[array_search($id, array_column($jobs, 'id'))];
this will work since php5

the class function seems to use multiple nested foreach... seems bloated?

[Community-Comment]

why I would change the <a> to a <button> some unnecessary examples while you can do something more practical

[khessamahmed]

omg I had taken a long time to know that is " == " not " = " 16:00 $job = Arr::first($jobs, fn($job) => $job['id'] == $id);

[khanra]

Tooo much over eddited audio.
Please keep distance from the mic.
The audio is so much annoying and fake(boosted lower frequencies), why don't you sound like in real life?