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Taylor - at this point, the AppServiceProvider "route middlewares" ($middleware) property is not functional yet, correct? Trying to anticipate the upcoming port of filters to middlewares (yeah I know, L5 alpha stage yet, apologies) and my experimental route middleware classes don't seem to get instantiated.
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:) I don't suppose members were easy to impress with uninstantiated classes. I.e. will give things another shot tm, must have missed something. Many thx for letting me know.
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Works :) Actually, for "alpha" stage L5's robustness is simply amazing. One of the reasons why people can't resist the L5 temptation. My trouble, if any, is always for a lack of understanding/documentation. Suggestion: What if you asked Jeff to add soonest a couple of videos to his "What's New in Laravel 5.0" series that examine arising L5 concepts such as middleware or annotations (that I'm sure are fully firmed up in your mind and can be featured at Laracasts at this point) in before/after style. This might save you many unproductive dialogues with mavericks like me.
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@rspahni I would be surprised if @JeffreyWay didn't cover these features as soon as they are stable. If you're interested, the forums at Laracasts normally discuss new features in L5 while they're being developed :).
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@brayniverse - re Laracasts forum, pretty active there myself (incl. the threads you referred to) but things could be slightly more productive with some high-level guidance in typical @JeffreyWay intro style. On timing, my experience to date has been, L5 features are conceptually robust and technically stable when they make a first appearance on GitHub. But never mind if @taylorotwell wants to hold back for a few weeks still.
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@rspahni Assumed you were an active user of Laracasts but thought I'd share nonetheless; incase I assumed wrong.
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Of course I'll cover this eventually, but I want to hold off until I have the go-ahead on this new stuff from Taylor.
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Cool... Thanks Jeffrey... I am wondering just now where the FilterServiceProvider went to.... and how to I bootstrap my custom filters now? I am riding bleeding edge on this one project now so that when it is released I'm already way ahead. Or did I miss something... where is one's custom filter now bootstrapped...
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@slakbal - have a look here, that's what I know: https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/requests/how-to-use-middleware-as-filters. @JeffreyWay - of course - my thought was, you might be able to get Taylor's go-ahead now for a high-level intro (I understand he has been demoing those new L5 features in user groups lately, plus might be slightly fed up with people like me approaching him with "not working" shouts :)).
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Just a small side note... I know a lot of these changes are really for the greater good and good use of patterns. I've been working solely with Laravel over the past 3+ years. But I would kindly recommend Taylor not to deviate to far from where Laravel comes from, which is: Laravel was easy, quick to pick-up and you made it easy through simplifying things and that even for developer newbies.
Maybe I need to just get used to a lot of new stuff... but I get the feeling that is is not easy as it was before. And that the barrier to entry might be already be to steep for starters in comparison with earlier versions. Usage patterns are changing and in my opinion too fast. If you have too many big changes, people could move away and products will be built on other platforms. But I'm sure and trust you guys are thinking and debating a lot about this. Thanks anyway for an amazing platform which I enjoy and follow meticulously.
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@rspahni - Maybe. For "just pushed" stuff, I'm making it entirely his call now. If Laracasts covers things too soon, then it can create unnecessary support tickets and tweets. The code isn't even to beta yet. So he shouldn't have to worry about reading issues, or providing support for code that's still in development.
@slakbal - It may feel that way at first, but, don't worry, L5 simplifies so many of the tedious things that we had to do in v4. It's better in every possible way. Just like I couldn't imagine going back to v3 from 4, the same is true for this new release.
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@JeffreyWay Thanks Jeff, I trust it is definitely going to be that way. I'm really hungry to see the new stuff in action, can't wait to get a peek at the documentation! Again amazing job and kudos to Taylor for this amazing framework and you for everything you do in the community!