Learn Laravel 9 – Absolute beginner to building a Blog 2022

Learn Laravel 9 – Absolute beginner to building a Blog 2022, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4, with 90 lectures, based on 11 reviews, and has 40 subscribers.

You will learn about Laravel application structure Laravel MVC Laravel Models Laravel Migrations Routing in Laravel Laravel Controllers Laravel application authentication Artisan Console Laravel Eloquent ORM Creating Migrations Squashing Migrations Migrations Structure Running Migrations Rolling back Migrations Many more items This course is ideal for individuals who are PHP students who would like to try working with a framework or Students with the knowledge of HTML and CSS who would like to use Laravel as their preferred backend. It is particularly useful for PHP students who would like to try working with a framework or Students with the knowledge of HTML and CSS who would like to use Laravel as their preferred backend.

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Summary

Title: Learn Laravel 9 – Absolute beginner to building a Blog 2022

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 90

Number of Published Lectures: 90

Number of Curriculum Items: 90

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 90

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Laravel application structure
Laravel MVC
Laravel Models
Laravel Migrations
Routing in Laravel
Laravel Controllers
Laravel application authentication
Artisan Console
Laravel Eloquent ORM
Creating Migrations
Squashing Migrations
Migrations Structure
Running Migrations
Rolling back Migrations
Many more items

Who Should Attend

PHP students who would like to try working with a framework
Students with the knowledge of HTML and CSS who would like to use Laravel as their preferred backend.

Target Audiences

PHP students who would like to try working with a framework
Students with the knowledge of HTML and CSS who would like to use Laravel as their preferred backend.

I created this course with all levels of learning in mind. For absolute beginners, for intermediate and even advanced Laravel learners. Most of my courses focus on the practical aspect of Laravel but I realized that some of the people who join my Laravel courses are absolute beginners. That is why I created this course with beginners also in mind. This course is divided into 3 sections:

Section 1: Absolute beginners in Laravel

If you are an absolute beginner in Laravel, then you would like to start from this section.

In this section, we cover the core concepts of Laravel.

This will help the learner understand the concepts of Laravel before moving to part 2 where we put into application the concepts we learned in this section to build a simple users management system.

Section 2: User management project

In this section, we build a simple user management application utilizing Laravels basic CRUD functionality.

This should help the learner understand how to put the concepts we learned in the previous section in application.

Section 3: The main project(Blog Application)

This is the section that we build the main project. In this section, we will advance from the previous section to tackling an advanced project, where we are going to work on the user management system. For more information, please watch the introductory videos to have a preview of the project that we are going to work on.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: PART1 – Introduction to Laravel For Absolute Beginners

Lecture 1: The final Project – Blog Application

Lecture 2: Setting up PHP development environment

Lecture 3: Installing visual studio code and Composer

Lecture 4: Setting up Laravel application on your machine

Lecture 5: The request entry point of a laravel application

Lecture 6: Laravel Application Directory structure

Lecture 7: Artisan Console and Connecting the Laravel Application to the Database

Lecture 8: Laravel Migrations

Lecture 9: Laravel Migrations Part 2

Lecture 10: Laravel ORM Part 1

Lecture 11: Laravel ORM Models

Lecture 12: Introduction to Routing in Laravel

Lecture 13: Laravel Routing Part2

Lecture 14: Laravel Routing Part 3

Lecture 15: Laravel Routing Part 4

Lecture 16: Laravel Routing Part 5

Lecture 17: Routing in Laravel – Name route prefixes

Lecture 18: Retieving data from the table using Model Classes

Lecture 19: Interacting with database using Model Classes Part2

Lecture 20: Interacting with Laravel Models Part 3

Lecture 21: Deleting Data from the database using model classes

Lecture 22: Introduction to Controllers

Lecture 23: Single action controllers

Lecture 24: Resource Controllers

Lecture 25: Sending data to view files

Lecture 26: Sending Data to the View Files Part 2

Lecture 27: Laravel blade templating engine

Lecture 28: Blade template engine directives

Lecture 29: Blade template engine directives Part 2

Lecture 30: Including subviews directives

Lecture 31: Building layouts in Laravel

Lecture 32: Building layouts in Laravel- Template inheritance method

Lecture 33: CSRF directive in HTML forms

Lecture 34: Laravel Tinker- Laravel REPEL/ Laravel Command-line interface

Lecture 35: Laravel users authentication scaffolding using Laravel Breeze

Chapter 2: PART 2 : Absolute beginners Project- User management Application

Lecture 1: User management system – Setting up larvel project

Lecture 2: Saving users to the database

Lecture 3: Saving users to the database

Lecture 4: Users management application – Read part of CRUD

Lecture 5: Update and delete functionalities

Chapter 3: PART 3: BLOG APPLICATION

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up new laravel project

Lecture 3: Setting up the frontend theme

Lecture 4: Integrating the frontend theme part2

Lecture 5: Integrating admin panel

Lecture 6: Cleaning up the admin panel

Lecture 7: Setting up the database migrations and models

Lecture 8: Connecting our application to the databse

Lecture 9: Running Migrations and Creating Category

Lecture 10: Alerting the user on Category creation functionality

Lecture 11: Setting categories and create category links

Lecture 12: Displaying the categories on the admin pane

Lecture 13: Edit and Update categories functionality

Lecture 14: Debugging our code

Lecture 15: Closable alert and category trashing

Lecture 16: Debugging trashing of categories

Lecture 17: Displaying trashed categories

Lecture 18: Displaying editing and deleting trashed categories

Lecture 19: Forcing delete restoring and pagination

Lecture 20: Posts CRUD – Setting up posts routes

Lecture 21: Setting Up Create Post view

Lecture 22: Posts CRUD Part 2

Lecture 23: Create Posts Part 3

Lecture 24: Saving the data from form to the database

Lecture 25: Create-category form validation

Lecture 26: Integrating CK-Editor to our application

Lecture 27: Image upload functionality

Lecture 28: Image upload preview

Lecture 29: Listing all the posts on admin side

Lecture 30: Updating posts

Lecture 31: Trashing the posts functionality

Lecture 32: Restoring and deleting trashed posts

Lecture 33: Restoring and deleting trashed posts part 2

Lecture 34: Setting up the frontend theme

Lecture 35: User authentication setup part2

Lecture 36: A few Changes, fetching users from the database and testing

Lecture 37: Promoting and trashing users

Lecture 38: Promoting and trashing users logic

Lecture 39: Demoting users

Lecture 40: Working on the user profile

Lecture 41: Working on user profile

Lecture 42: Updating User Profile

Lecture 43: Displaying user profile from all users list

Lecture 44: Working on the dashboard home

Lecture 45: Working on the admin dashboard – Dynamic data

Lecture 46: Displaying recent categories on the admin panel dashboard

Lecture 47: Debugging

Lecture 48: A few customizations

Lecture 49: Searching posts in admin panel

Lecture 50: Displaying posts on the client-side

Instructors

Simon Angatia
Full Stack Software Developer

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