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Okay, we've reached the end of section 11 and we've now implemented the orders feature in our application.

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So in this section we took a look at creating order entities from an order aggregate point of view,

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a more complex entity that's made up of several different parts, often referred to as an aggregate.

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And to complete our payment system, we needed to take a look at webhooks so that stripe can send us

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the information when stripe has received the payment from the user.

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Because there's no direct connection between our API server, the user, and stripe when that payment

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is taking place.

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Because our API server does not get involved in any way with the payment card itself.

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So we needed stripe to send us a notification based on an event, such as payment being received successfully

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or payment failure.

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And in order to test that effectively, we needed to use the stripe CLI.

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Quite a lot of revision and practice of stuff that we've already covered from earlier on in this course

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as well.

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That hopefully solidifies some of the stuff that we've already looked at, and that pretty much completes

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the user side functionality of our application.

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So coming up next, we're actually going to take a look at publishing our application onto the big and

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dangerous world of the internet.