laravel-mail

I am a little confused about whether to use Laravel's Notification or Mailable class. From what I understand, Mailables are used to send only emails whereas Notifications can be used to send emails and sms. In my application, I dont have plans to send sms notifications for now, so I am confused if I should just use the Mailable class in this case. My questions are: If I am only going to be sending emails notifications, is it better for me to use Mailables instead of Notifications? If each emails have different html layout, then would Mailable be the better option? Even if all emails are

I have the following method which sends out an e-mail: Mail::send('emails.configuration_test', array(), function($email)use($request){ $email->to($request->test_address)->subject('Configuration Test'); }); If the above errors out, I'd like to be able to catch the exception. When I use the following: try{ Mail::send('emails.configuration_test', array(), function($email)use($request){ $email->to($request->test_address)->subject('Configuration Test'); }); } catch(Exception $e){ // Never reached } the exception is never caught. Instead I get a Laravel stacktrace as the response if the send()

I'm trying to change the default subject field in the verification email that comes with Laravel 5.7. How and where do I change it? I have searched all over the place by myself and online. Because it's brand new I can't find an answer. Can you help me, please? Thanks! You don't need to code anything. The notification has all the strings wrapped in the Lang class so that you can provide translation strings from english to another language, or even english to english if you just want to change the wording. Look in /vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Auth/Notifications/VerifyEmail.php public