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The beauty of Laravel's notification system and how it helped me to create my first Laravel package

The beauty of Laravel's notification system and how it helped me to create my first Laravel package

Every modern application has some kind of notifications. This could be an E-Mail that informs the user about a new product, a note on the desktop that says a friendship request was accepted, a message on Slack that informs you about a successful build and so on. Laravel has a built-in notification system that makes all these tasks as simple as it can get. Let me show you how it works, how it helped me to create me first Laravel package and what the community has to offer to make notifications even more powerful. This is a practical approach to this topic and there will be some coding involved 😉

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Creating a notification system in Laravel is quite because of the notification class. You can easily send Laravel notifications through email or slack through this class. You can create this class using php artisan command and then configure the class for it.

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