Experience
885 experience to go until the next level!
In case you were wondering, you earn Laracasts experience when you:
- Complete a lesson — 100pts
- Create a forum thread — 50pts
- Reply to a thread — 10pts
- Leave a reply that is liked — 50pts
- Receive a "Best Reply" award — 500pts
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Awards
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Start Your Engines
Earned once you have completed your first Laracasts lesson.
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First Thousand
Earned once you have earned your first 1000 experience points.
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One Year Member
Earned when you have been with Laracasts for 1 year.
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Two Year Member
Earned when you have been with Laracasts for 2 years.
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Three Year Member
Earned when you have been with Laracasts for 3 years.
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Four Year Member
Earned when you have been with Laracasts for 4 years.
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Five Year Member
Earned when you have been with Laracasts for 5 years.
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School In Session
Earned when at least one Laracasts series has been fully completed.
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Welcome To The Community
Earned after your first post on the Laracasts forum.
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Full Time Learner
Earned once 100 Laracasts lessons have been completed.
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Pay It Forward
Earned once you receive your first "Best Reply" award on the Laracasts forum.
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Subscriber
Earned if you are a paying Laracasts subscriber.
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Lifer
Earned if you have a lifetime subscription to Laracasts.
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Laracasts Evangelist
Earned if you share a link to Laracasts on social media. Please email [email protected] with your username and post URL to be awarded this badge.
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Chatty Cathy
Earned once you have achieved 500 forum replies.
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Laracasts Veteran
Earned once your experience points passes 100,000.
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Ten Thousand Strong
Earned once your experience points hits 10,000.
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Laracasts Master
Earned once 1000 Laracasts lessons have been completed.
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Laracasts Tutor
Earned once your "Best Reply" award count is 100 or more.
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Laracasts Sensei
Earned once your experience points passes 1 million.
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Top 50
Earned once your experience points ranks in the top 50 of all Laracasts users.
Replied to Best Way To Use Queues On A Windows Server
NSSM was a no-go for us since it hasn't been updated since 2017, and we need to redistribute it to end-users who may not appreciate the name.
We found this, which has so far worked great for running artisan queue:work commands:
https://github.com/ochinchina/supervisord
You can get Go on Windows and compile the supervisord.exe file. Here's an example config file we use (note the use of linux-style directory separators):
[inet_http_server]
port=127.0.0.1:9001
[program:laravel-worker]
process_name=%(program_name)s_%(process_num)02d
command=../php/php.exe -c ../php/php.ini artisan queue:work
autostart=true
autorestart=true
numprocs=1
redirect_stderr=true
stdout_logfile=C:/Program Files (x86)/my-app/storage/logs/queue.log
stopwaitsecs=30
directory=C:/Program Files (x86)/my-app
I compiled on Windows instead of cross-compiling on MacOS/Linux with
GOOS=windowsto be safe - a GitHub issue I read said it may be better to do that.
Awarded Best Reply on Nginx / Forge / 404
It's likely that you need to update your Site within Forge and set the Web directory to /public.
When editing/viewing a Site within Forge, that option is in the Meta section.
This tells Forge to update Nginx to set the correct root (document root, the public web root directory) for the Laravel code base.
Replied to Nginx / Forge / 404
It's likely that you need to update your Site within Forge and set the Web directory to /public.
When editing/viewing a Site within Forge, that option is in the Meta section.
This tells Forge to update Nginx to set the correct root (document root, the public web root directory) for the Laravel code base.