Hey @yoeriboven, if you need it, just let me know. I can share mine. I followed the entire series. There might be a few small differences, but overall it should be the same...

Hey J.W, thank you for this amazing series! Before starting it, I had almost zero confidence with Laravel, but after going through the course, I feel much more confident and capable of working on large-scale Laravel projects. Really appreciate the effort you put into teaching — it’s truly life-changing for learners like me ❤️

@yaqoob_01 Hi, Can You Plz Share You Git-Repo For This Series, That Would Be Helpful. My Mail [email protected]

@yaqoob_01 Hi, can You please shar git-repo for me .. that will be very much useful. You can maile me [email protected]

Great course, JW...learned so much! Thanks for all the effort and your very effective and ever-evolving teaching techniques. Dare I ask....and did I miss it, but are any of your demo Idea project's source code files or the Laravel From Scratch (2026 Edition) episode-incremented source files available publicly on GH? I don't see them on the public repo tab on the laracasts repo list.

I realize releasing them will encourage many to take short cuts (which is thankfully not the point of your educational style), but it also might provide some parallel reinforcement along the pathway as learners construct their own follow-along projects as the course unfolds. I am sure posting source was a tough and deliberate decision, but are the files listed elsewhere? There are ways to limit visibility to paid Laracasts subscribers.

Browser Extension Worked Thanks.

Certainly! Here’s a solution you could post in response:

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Hi! If you want to add a 0.75x playback speed option to the Laracasts video player, you can usually do this by modifying the player’s configuration, if you have access to it.

If you’re using a JavaScript-based player (like Video.js or Plyr), you can add custom playback rates like so:

For Video.js:

videojs('your-player-id', {
  playbackRates: [0.5, 0.75, 1, 1.25, 1.5, 2]
});

For Plyr:

const player = new Plyr('#player', {
  speed: {
    selected: 1,
    options: [0.5, 0.75, 1, 1.25, 1.5, 2]
  }
});

If you’re just an end user and do not have access to the codebase, here are two easy workarounds:

1. Browser extensions such as Video Speed Controller for Chrome let you set any speed (including 0.75x) for any video.
2. Feature Request: If this is on Laracasts, request the feature by leaving your feedback (which you’ve already done). The LaracastTeam can then consider bringing back the 0.75x option.

Let me know if you have access to the player code—happy to show more specific steps!

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Hi @LaracastTeam, New player is good. But, I am missing Playback Speed of 0.75X. If possible please bring it back. Thanks.

CodeRabbit is a paid service, and deserves every penny. But for a more laravel-native and free alternative, I'd recommend laravel-simplifier. php-simplifier's laravel-first version, kinda.

I commit and before pushing, I call Claude to scan with laravel-simplifier. Almost 99% accurate and most times I accept without touching anything. Then I push.

https://laravel-news.com/laravel-gets-a-claude-code-simplifier-plugin