Master Laravel for Beginners & Intermediate 2024

Master Laravel for Beginners & Intermediate 2024, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.58, with 413 lectures, based on 4519 reviews, and has 25194 subscribers.

You will learn about Laravel Setup: Learn how to setup and configure Laravel. MVC Architecture: Understand Laravel's MVC design pattern. Routing: Master Laravel's critical routing system. Blade Templating: Use Laravel's Blade for managing views. Eloquent ORM: Explore database management with Eloquent ORM. Database Seeding: Learn migrations and seeding in Laravel. RESTful APIs: Develop APIs handling JSON requests/responses. Auth Systems: Build secure apps with Laravel's auth systems. Front-end Integration: Integrate Laravel with front-end libraries. Real-world Apps: Create five practical projects in Laravel. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is tailored for budding PHP developers seeking their first in-depth exposure to a web development framework It is particularly useful for This course is tailored for budding PHP developers seeking their first in-depth exposure to a web development framework.

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Summary

Title: Master Laravel for Beginners & Intermediate 2024

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.58

Number of Lectures: 413

Number of Published Lectures: 396

Number of Curriculum Items: 413

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 396

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Laravel Setup: Learn how to setup and configure Laravel.
MVC Architecture: Understand Laravel's MVC design pattern.
Routing: Master Laravel's critical routing system.
Blade Templating: Use Laravel's Blade for managing views.
Eloquent ORM: Explore database management with Eloquent ORM.
Database Seeding: Learn migrations and seeding in Laravel.
RESTful APIs: Develop APIs handling JSON requests/responses.
Auth Systems: Build secure apps with Laravel's auth systems.
Front-end Integration: Integrate Laravel with front-end libraries.
Real-world Apps: Create five practical projects in Laravel.

Who Should Attend

This course is tailored for budding PHP developers seeking their first in-depth exposure to a web development framework

Target Audiences

This course is tailored for budding PHP developers seeking their first in-depth exposure to a web development framework

Get started on your Laravel journey with our comprehensive course designed for beginners! Laravel has emerged as the top pick among PHP developers for its simplicity, high performance, and wide-ranging suite of tools that streamline the web development process.

As PHP 8 unfolds, Laravel is all set to redefine your perception of PHP altogether. It’s like the Ruby on Rails of the PHP universe, and perhaps even superior. It’s expressive, fun, fluent, easy to master, and a breeze to use. Both newcomers and seasoned professionals can’t seem to get enough of it! Now, you have the opportunity to join this community of satisfied individuals who enjoy building things and earn while doing so.

Our Laravel course is all you’ll ever need to understand everything about this robust framework – setting it up, getting started, and leveraging its powerful capabilities for modern web development. We’ll cover in depth 5 key projects in 2023:

Task List
Book Reviews
Event Management API
Livewire Poll App
Job Portal (our most extensive project)

Let’s pause the introduction here and take a look at what our students are saying about my courses:

“Amazing course! In-depth explanations, perfect talking pace, talks slow and is direct to the point. I had no previous knowledge in Symfony before starting, and this course gave me the confidence to start developing real-world apps using Symfony. You will learn a lot of the Symfony framework, and some other cool techniques like Ajax Calls, Testing, Server configuration and Continuous Deployment of your code.”

“This is a Fantastic Course for Symfony exceeds expectations!! Piotr is an experienced, knowledgeable, and serious developer. This course not only helped me to learn the inner workings of Symfony but also improve my OO PHP syntax, improve on git, get a better understanding of development stages, introduced me to cloud deployment … even CI/CD. From where I stand as a beginner, it’s a mini MVC developer course. Couldn’t recommend it enough. You will certainly learn. Thanks, Piotr.”

“Did the instructor write Symfony? He is very very knowledgeable.”

“This guy is by far the best instructor I’ve ever come across. I took his other Symfony course and advanced my understanding of the Framework more in a week than I have in the past year. This course has filled a ton of gaps. He understands the complex learning curve and it’s the relationship to the content he covers thoroughly… a rarity in teaching, never mind coding complex Frameworks. Just stick with the course.. you’ll have that ‘Aha!’ moment. I’m working on my own Symfony Framework based project(s) as I take this course… between Piotr, Github, and Google… it’s getting done! Two of the most effective courses I’ve ever taken. I can’t wait for what he puts out next.”

Don’t delay!

If you want to invest your time wisely, this course could be the most productive period you will have. You’ll feel completely at home with Laravel by the end of it.

Even if you’re pressed for time, we’ve got you covered. The course is designed to cater to your schedule. You can learn at your own pace. The first section will introduce you to Laravel’s basics, getting you started in just 3-4 hours. Once you’re ready for more, the course is here, waiting for you to dive in.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro – What's Laravel and Why Laravel?

Lecture 1: Welcome!

Lecture 2: What is Laravel?

Lecture 3: Why Laravel?

Chapter 2: Setting Up PHP and Database – Windows, Mac & Linux

Lecture 1: Intro to Setting Up

Lecture 2: MacOS Setup

Lecture 3: Windows Setup

Lecture 4: Linux Setup

Chapter 3: Discovering Laravel

Lecture 1: Understanding Composer

Lecture 2: Laravel Directory Structure

Lecture 3: Laravel Root Files

Lecture 4: Environments, Environments Variables and Configuration

Lecture 5: Autoloading and PSRs

Lecture 6: Using Artisan Commands

Chapter 4: Project #1 – Task List

Lecture 1: Project #1 – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Note About The Project Structure

Lecture 3: All About Routing

Lecture 4: Blade Templates

Lecture 5: Blade Directives

Lecture 6: Layouts Using Template Inheritance

Lecture 7: Running a MySQL Database and Client Using Docker

Lecture 8: Connecting to the Database From Laravel

Lecture 9: Models and Migrations

Lecture 10: Model Factory and Seeder

Lecture 11: Model and Reading Data

Lecture 12: Forms and CSRF Protection

Lecture 13: Validating and Storing Data

Lecture 14: Sessions, Errors & Flash Messages

Lecture 15: Edit Form

Lecture 16: Keeping Old Values in the Form

Lecture 17: Reusability (Route Model Binding Form Requests, Mass Assignment)

Lecture 18: Deleting Data

Lecture 19: Reusing Blade Code – Subviews

Lecture 20: Adding Pagination

Lecture 21: Toggling Task State

Lecture 22: Adding Styling with Tailwind CSS

Lecture 23: Styling the Task Page

Lecture 24: Styling Forms

Lecture 25: Styling Flash Message & Using Alpine.js

Chapter 5: Project #2 – Book Reviews

Lecture 1: Project #2 – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating the Book Review Project and Setting Up

Lecture 3: Defining the One to Many Relationship

Lecture 4: Factory & Seeder

Lecture 5: Querying & Associating Related Models

Lecture 6: Local Query Scopes

Lecture 7: Aggregations on Relations

Lecture 8: Highest Rated & Popular Books

Lecture 9: HEADS UP! Explaining the Confusion with "Popular Books" Feature!

Lecture 10: Getting Books with Recent Reviews

Lecture 11: Controllers & Resource Controllers

Lecture 12: Displaying the Book List

Lecture 13: Filter Books by Title – Adding the Form

Lecture 14: Popular or Highest Rated – the View

Lecture 15: Popular or Highest Rated – the Logic

Lecture 16: One Book Page

Lecture 17: Cache and Caching Queries

Lecture 18: Invalidating Cache

Lecture 19: Rating and Review Count on All Pages

Lecture 20: Blade Components – Star Rating Component

Lecture 21: Scoped Resource Controller – Adding a Review

Lecture 22: Rate Limiting

Chapter 6: Project #3 – Events Management App (REST API)

Lecture 1: Project #3 – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating the REST API Project

Lecture 3: Seeding Data for the REST API

Lecture 4: Postman REST Client Crash Course

Lecture 5: Storing Data and Validation

Lecture 6: Updating and Deleting Data

Lecture 7: API Resources – Controlling JSON Response

Lecture 8: Attendees and Pagination

Lecture 9: Optional Relation Loading

Lecture 10: Universal Relation Loading Trait

Lecture 11: Loading Attendee Relations

Lecture 12: Setting Up Authentication Using Sanctum

Lecture 13: Protecting Routes

Lecture 14: Automatically Adding Token in Postman Requests

Lecture 15: Revoking Tokens and Signing Out

Lecture 16: Authorization with Gates

Lecture 17: Authorization with Policies

Lecture 18: Manual Authorization with Policies

Lecture 19: Reminding About Events – Custom Artisan Command

Lecture 20: Reminding About Events – Task Scheduling

Lecture 21: Reminding About Events – Notifications and Email Sending

Lecture 22: Reminding About Events – Queues

Lecture 23: Throttling the API

Chapter 7: Project #4 – Livewire Poll App

Lecture 1: Project #4 – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating the Project and Setting Up Livewire

Lecture 3: Creating Models and Migrations for the Poll App

Lecture 4: Your First Livewire Component

Lecture 5: How Livewire Works?

Lecture 6: Actions in Livewire

Lecture 7: Editing Poll Options

Lecture 8: Creating a Poll

Lecture 9: Refactoring the Poll Storing Code

Lecture 10: Validation in Livewire

Instructors

Piotr Jura | 57,000+ Students
Best Selling and Highest Rated Web Development Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 52 votes
2 stars: 71 votes
3 stars: 304 votes
4 stars: 1318 votes
5 stars: 2774 votes

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