Build Developer's blog with Laravel 9 and Bootstrap 2022

Build Developer's blog with Laravel 9 and Bootstrap 2022, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.38, with 62 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 49 subscribers.

You will learn about Setting up PHP and Laravel development environment Installing Laravel Laravel Application structure Laravel authentication scaffolding Working on the project – Developer's blog. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Laravel developers who would like to up their game by working on an intermediate Laravel project It is particularly useful for Beginner Laravel developers who would like to up their game by working on an intermediate Laravel project.

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Summary

Title: Build Developer's blog with Laravel 9 and Bootstrap 2022

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.38

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Setting up PHP and Laravel development environment
Installing Laravel
Laravel Application structure
Laravel authentication scaffolding
Working on the project – Developer's blog.

Who Should Attend

Beginner Laravel developers who would like to up their game by working on an intermediate Laravel project

Target Audiences

Beginner Laravel developers who would like to up their game by working on an intermediate Laravel project

In this course, we are going to build a full developer’s blog making use of developers’ open source themes. The blog is going to be divided into two, the frontend and the backend. In the front end, we are going to display the blog posts and the blog owner’s information Like Social media handles and Bio. The backend carries the largest percentage of the application’s functionality. In the backend, we will have the categories CRUD functionality where and also Categories status where we will be able to activate and deactivate categories from the admin panel. The deactivated categories won’t be displayed on the posts creation page at the time of creating posts. We will also have the Posts CRUD functionality with the Rich Ckeditor and since it is a developer’s blog, we will also have the functionality where the developer can post code and that post will be highlighted on the frontend. We will also have the settings CRUD where the admin will be able to change the settings that will appear on the front end. We are also going to have the comments section aided by the Disqus plugin. We will also have the newsletter functionality where the readers will have the form for submitting their emails in case they would like to receive newsletters or updates every time a new post is created.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up PHP Development environement

Lecture 3: Project source code and how to set it up on your machine

Lecture 4: Authentication scaffolding

Lecture 5: Laravel application structure

Lecture 6: Integrating the frontend theme

Lecture 7: Integrating the dashboard theme

Lecture 8: Cleaning up the admin dashboard

Chapter 2: Application Database

Lecture 1: 09 Project database structure

Lecture 2: 10 Creating models and migrations

Lecture 3: 11 Defining the tables columns in migrations files

Lecture 4: 12 Defining the tables columns in migrations files part 2

Lecture 5: 13 Defining the tables columns in migrations files part 3

Lecture 6: 14 Connecting application to db and migrating our tables

Chapter 3: Categories CRUD

Lecture 1: 15 Categories Part1

Lecture 2: 16 Categories part2 – Creating Category Routes

Lecture 3: 17 Categories part3 – Creating Categories controller and view files

Lecture 4: 18 Categories part4 – Creating Categories Form

Lecture 5: 19 Categories part5 – Storing Categories

Lecture 6: 20 Categories part6 – Showing error messages

Lecture 7: 21 Categories part7 – Showing success messages

Lecture 8: 22 Categories part8 – Showing categories

Lecture 9: 23 Categories part9 – Showing categories

Lecture 10: 24 Categories part10 – Editing categories

Lecture 11: 25 Categories part11 – Deleting categories

Lecture 12: 26 Categories part12 – Activating and diactivating categories

Chapter 4: Posts CRUD

Lecture 1: 27 Posts Part1 – Creating posts routes

Lecture 2: 28 Posts Part2 – Creating posts form

Lecture 3: 29 Posts Part3 – Storing posts

Lecture 4: 30 Posts Part4 – Integrating DataTables

Lecture 5: 31 Posts Part5 – Adding ID column dynamic edit and delete links

Lecture 6: 32 Posts Part6 – Editing Post funtionality

Lecture 7: 33 Posts Part7 – Displaying post category in posts index and limiting the string

Lecture 8: 34 Posts Part8 – Change post status

Lecture 9: 35 Posts Part9 – Delete functionality

Lecture 10: 36 Posts Part10 – CK-Editor integration

Lecture 11: 37 Posts Part11 – Image upload 1

Lecture 12: 38 Posts Part12 – Image upload 2

Lecture 13: 39 Posts Part13 – Image upload 3

Chapter 5: Settings

Lecture 1: 40 Settings -Creating settings routes

Lecture 2: 41 Settings -Creating form

Lecture 3: 42 Settings -Editing routes

Lecture 4: 43 Settings – Display on the frontend

Chapter 6: Posts Frontend

Lecture 1: 44 Showing posts on the frontend

Lecture 2: 45 Comments count functionality

Lecture 3: 46 Displaying a single post functionality

Lecture 4: 47 Post update bug solving

Lecture 5: 48 Integrating DisQus plugin into our application

Lecture 6: 49 Integrating the CKEditor

Lecture 7: 50 Adding code highlighting functionality

Lecture 8: 51 Newsletter subscription functionality

Lecture 9: 52 Show newsletter emails on the admin panel

Lecture 10: 53 Newsletter emails pagination on the admin backend

Lecture 11: 54 Further clean up of admin theme and displaying Logged in Admin Details

Lecture 12: 55 Working on Admin account details

Lecture 13: 56 Updating admin account details

Lecture 14: 57 Logging out user functionality

Chapter 7: Final Steps

Lecture 1: 58 Working on the dashboard home page.

Lecture 2: 59 Protecting admin routes with a middleware

Lecture 3: 60 Testing our custom middleware

Lecture 4: 61 Showing registered users on the admin portal

Lecture 5: 62 Promoting the users to admin

Instructors

Simon Angatia
Full Stack Software Developer

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