Jason LewisJan 22, 2016Lessons: 9Length: 50 minutes

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2.3 HTTP vs. HTTPS

In this lesson we’ll look at how and when we should be using a secure connection. I’ll also show you a few options for generating and installing a certificate.

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Self-Signed Certificate
Let’s Encrypt

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 01:04

2.Getting Ready
3 lessons, 09:01

2.1
Getting Familiar With Stripe
04:19

2.2
Installing and Configuring Laravel
02:12

3.Using Cashier
4 lessons, 38:13

3.1
Creating a Database Structure and Seeding Data
11:41

3.2
Making Our First Payment
09:09

3.3
Subscriptions and Coupons
11:01

4.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:32

By day I'm a firefighter and by night a web developer. I occasionally write things on my personal blog but am usually helping folks with Laravel. You can find me on Twitter, G+, GitHub or lurking in #laravel on freenode!

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Process Payments With Stripe and Laravel Cashier

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2.3 HTTP vs. HTTPS

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 01:04

1.1
Introduction
01:04

2.Getting Ready
3 lessons, 09:01

2.1
Getting Familiar With Stripe
04:19

2.2
Installing and Configuring Laravel
02:12

2.3
HTTP vs. HTTPS
02:30

3.Using Cashier
4 lessons, 38:13

3.1
Creating a Database Structure and Seeding Data
11:41

3.2
Making Our First Payment
09:09

3.3
Subscriptions and Coupons
11:01

3.4
Generating Invoices
06:22

4.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:32

4.1
Conclusion
01:32

Process Payments With Stripe and Laravel Cashier

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2.3 HTTP vs. HTTPS

1.Introduction1 lesson, 01:04

2.Getting Ready3 lessons, 09:01

3.Using Cashier4 lessons, 38:13

4.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:32

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 01:04

2.Getting Ready
3 lessons, 09:01

3.Using Cashier
4 lessons, 38:13

4.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:32