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In this episode we talk with Joseph Silber about the third-party Laravel package Bouncer, an authorization package which allows the user to quickly create and manage roles and abilities. As an additional note, the lovely outro music--like last time Joseph was on the podcast--was a recording he made himself!

• Joseph Silber's Website - https://josephsilber.com/
• Joseph Silber's Twitter - https://twitter.com/joseph_silber
• Joseph Silber's GitHub - https://github.com/JosephSilber
• Page Cache - https://github.com/JosephSilber/page-cache
• Bouncer Article on Laravel - https://laravel-news.com/bouncer-authorization-package
• Bouncer GitHub - https://github.com/JosephSilber/bouncer
• Laravel Eloquent ORM - https://laravel.com/docs/4.2/eloquent
• Authorization & Authentication, With Joseph Silber (Laravel Podcast Season 4, Ep. 12) - https://laravelpodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/authorization-and-authentication-with-joseph-silber
• Taylor Otwell's GitHub - https://github.com/taylorotwell 
• Laravel Passport - https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/passport
• Laravel LiveWire - https://laravel-livewire.com/
• Inertia.js - https://inertiajs.com/
• React - https://reactjs.org/
• Vue.js - https://vuejs.org/
• Svelte - https://svelte.dev/
• Laravel Cashier (Stripe) - https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/billing
• Stripe Checkout - https://stripe.com/payments/checkout

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This episode features Nikolas Burke, Head of Dev Rel at Prisma. Prisma is an abstraction layer for managing and interacting with your database.

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Show Notes

• 0:00 Introduction
• 1:59 Parenting Tips and Quick Rants
• 5:11 Frontend Developers Becoming Backend / Full Stack
• 7:47 What is an ORM and Why does it Make Working with Databases More Accessible?
• 16:53 Differences with Prisma
• 21:37 Sponsor : Daily.dev
• 22:38 Speed of Working with Prisma
• 23:43 Migrations
• 26:51 Prisma Commands
• 33:42 Sponsor: Hashnode
• 34:27 Prisma: Under the Hood
  • KeystoneJS on Level Up Tutorials
  • Episode 54: Why RedwoodJS is the App Framework for Startups with David Price
  • Amplication
  • Episode 59: Let's be Animated
• 41:52 Final Thoughts
• 44:41 How should people get started with Prisma?

In this third episode of 5 Minutes with Fraser, David Fraser joins us to discuss online reviews - good and bad. Mr. Fraser outlines a process by which Fraser handles complaints and also elaborates on the hottest seat in the business - the Warranty Division.

5 Minutes with Fraser is hosted and moderated by Rick Stevens. Running time approximately 11 minutes.

Materiały do odcinka:

• Versioning in an Event Sourced System, Greg Young
• Prezentacja Łukasza Szydło z Boiling Frogs 2020 DDD - o jeden krok za daleko. Nie wspominaliśmy tej prezentacji w odcinku, ale zdecydowanie jest warta polecenia. Łukasz omawia w niej swoje doświadczenia z różnymi podejściami do persystencji. Nagranie z konferencji chyba jeszcze się nie ukazało...
• Patterns, Principles, and Practices of Domain-Driven Design, Scott Millett, Nick Tune, rozdział 21 "Aggregates Persistence Strategies"

Rozbeh, Svein og Bob er endelig tilbake i samme rom og stemningen er upåklagelig. Rozbeh har med tips til deg som er glad i å lage hjemmelaget pizza, Svein pirker i betalingsmuren til norske nettaviser og Bob har med en oppfinnelse som vil glede alle HMS-ansvarlige. I denne episoden lanseres det også en helt ny spalte. Lytt, lær og bli lunsjpopulær!

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• Entity Framework.aspx)
• Frank: Twitter, Blog, GitHub
• James: Twitter, Blog, GitHub
• Music : Amethyst Seer - Citrine by Adventureface

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Author: Matthew Machuga

Read By: Alfred Nutile

Original Source: http://matthewmachuga.com/blog/2015/activerecord-and-the-beauty-lost-in-translation.html

Sometime in 2014, PHP-land started to debate whether Active Record was a tolerable ORM pattern, and whether one should use Active Record or Data Mapper ORMs. In PHP, this comes down to something like Laravel’s Eloquent ORM as an Active Record implementation vs. Doctrine, the reigning mainstream (and probably only) PHP data mapper implementation. After a surge of interest in Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Hexagonal Architecture in the Laravel, and overall PHP communities, people began to detest one of the very things that drew them to the framework in the first place. This was fueled by a number of vocal and notable Laravel community members learning Doctine, talking about it heavily, and some evangelizing it. With outside influence from the PHP world providing the same judgement against the impure Active Record pattern, the pitchforks started to come out from all over.

In this episode, I talk with Mitchell van Wijngaarden, Davzie, N0xie, and Rafael Dohms about ActiveRecord, DataMapper, Doctrine, and Value Objects.

Watch the original live video recording.

This is the audio portion of our first live recorded video podcast. We took live question and answer and discussed Laravel 5 release scheduling, ORM origin story, Laravel internals, Angular/Angular 2, and more!

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