Building Finance Apps with Laravel
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Course description
Learn how to build reliable software that deals with payments, money, numbers, transactions, webhooks, dashboards, and exports.
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Building Finance Apps with Laravel" is a 90-page guide that teaches you how to build reliable software that deals with money.
- Value objects
- Working with money
- Working with percentages
- Handling dates
- Sending payouts via Stripe
- Building dashboards
- Exporting large numbers of data
- Working with queues and workers
- Triggering webhooks
- Handling transactions
- Basic performance optimizations
All of the above by rebuilding some of the core features of Paddle which is a merchant of record finance app that creators use to sell their product.
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