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'Video Streaming with Laravel' course now available!

I’m pleased to announce that all videos for my first video course, ‘Video Streaming with Laravel’, are now available!

The course features over 20 videos where I teach you how to:

  • Easily and reliably uploading videos using chunked uploading in JavaScript
  • Processing videos for playback on almost any device using Mux
  • Securing video playback, so videos can be played only on your website and by active customers
  • Handling webhooks from third-party services like Mux and Stripe securely
  • Recording video analytics using Mux Data and only a few lines of code

There’s also a private GitHub repository containing the entire source code, and I have a private Discord server where you can chat about the course and ask me questions.

The course will be staying at its pre-order price of £79 GBP, but will be increasing to its full price of £159 shortly after Laracon US. So if you like a bargain, now would be the time to buy!

The course can be purchased from videostreamingwithlaravel.com

I hope you find it interesting and if you do purchase it, let me know what you build with it!

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NoLAstNamE's avatar

Congrats on Launching your first video course, Martin. Pretty sure we'll learn a lot. 🔥

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NoLAstNamE's avatar

One question, is the source code included in the course?

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@NoLAstNamE It is, yes. There’s a private GitHub repository with the complete source code, as well as tags for each lesson if you want to follow along.

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@martinbean Sorry, where can I find the link to the private GitHub repo? I'm not seeing any link under a lesson.

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@martinbean I also didn't receive an invitation to the private repo if you send invites to course buyers.

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@NoLAstNamE You access the repository via the course website:

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Connect your GitHub account, and then you’ll receive an email inviting you to the private repo.

There’s also an email address on the course website that you can contact me on to ask questions rather than a forum thread, as I’m not checking this daily.

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