Is it me or is the video having issues on this episode? Keeps freezing.

Fast, switch, switch, fast, fast, switch, switch, fast, fast, fast, switch, go back, switch files.

WAS SOMEONE CHASING YOU JEFFREY ?

These videos go way too fast to code along. From now on I’ll just watch them instead of coding together with you.

@WPCN I know, it takes me 1 hour for every 10 minutes of video.

@yaqoob_01 Thank you! Not sure why Jeffery is rushing. He doesn't even tell us where to get the code from. This AI stuff is killing me. Luckily Fable 5 has been filling in the gaps for me.

@LaramanCode Thanks!

Repo for this lesson : https://gitlab.com/JuanJota/idea/-/tree/IdeaCards?ref_type=tags

Can't afford another subscription so no Code Rabbit for me. will use Code Human, aka my brain, costs $0.

Love it.

Thank you for this Jeffery! I never knew about PEST until recently through these videos. The experience of learning how to run tests is way nicer than asking a friend to do the manual tests for me.

@rhodevisser Seems he is using the default sqlite in database/database.sqlite to keep it simple.

Git for this lesson in Githlab: https://gitlab.com/JuanJota/idea/-/tags/DesignYourModelLayer

The "Disappearing Jobs" Explanation If you are using the latest Laravel 11+ skeleton, your composer run dev command uses concurrently to run a queue worker in the background automatically.

Why you don't see anything in the jobs table:

Because the worker is already running, it picks up the job, processes it (sends the email), and deletes the row from the table in milliseconds. The system is working perfectly, it's just too fast for you to see!

How to verify it's hitting the database:

• Open composer.json.

• Find the "dev" script.

• Temporarily remove the "php artisan queue:listen ..." part.

• Restart composer run dev.

Now, when you dispatch a job, it will stay in the jobs table until you manually run php artisan queue:work in a separate terminal.

It would be great if there was a Git repository of the code so we could check for any errors.

@Bulat Thanks for this!

When creating the RegisteredUserController, make sure your web.php has

use App\Http\Controllers\Auth\RegisteredUserController;

at the top. I don't have $ for PhpStorm so I assume his copy just adds it by default.

I love this so much, thank you Jeffrey!

@jake83 Seems like it was a mistake, I re-added the deleted lines and it works now on my end.

If anyone else is having issues with StoreIdeaRequest not found, make sure you have

use App\Http\Requests\StoreIdeaRequest;

in your IdeaController.php class.

For those who are on v13 and are stuck at the @crsf issue, here is the fix. (taken from a reply I did).

---

I have looked at the v13.x documentation and there is a new route we need to add for it to work right.

Route::get('/token', function (Request $request) {
    $token = $request->session()->token();

    $token = csrf_token();
});

I have looked at the v13.x documentation and there is a new route we need to add for it to work right.

Route::get('/token', function (Request $request) {
    $token = $request->session()->token();

    $token = csrf_token();
});

Nice! 2026 hype!