PayPal Payment Integration with PHP, Laravel and Symfony

PayPal Payment Integration with PHP, Laravel and Symfony, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 103 lectures, based on 68 reviews, and has 562 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn the latest and the best rest-api based technique for online payments from PayPal – Checkout service You will be able to implement PayPal Webhooks to manage automatic transaction notifications You will be able to implement PayPal payments on your own websites You will build from scratch object oriented MVC-based simple shopping cart application in pure PHP, Laravel and Symfony You will build from scratch object oriented MVC-based simple video subscription application in pure PHP, Laravel and Symfony You will deploy the applications to Heroku live server to test real PayPal transaction notifications This course is ideal for individuals who are Everyone who wants to learn PayPal integration in PHP language or Everyone who is interested in building php web applications and websites using PayPal as a payment gateway or Everyone who is interested in building web applications using the most popular php frameworks – Laravel and Symfony or This course is NOT for people who only want to pay online for products or services It is particularly useful for Everyone who wants to learn PayPal integration in PHP language or Everyone who is interested in building php web applications and websites using PayPal as a payment gateway or Everyone who is interested in building web applications using the most popular php frameworks – Laravel and Symfony or This course is NOT for people who only want to pay online for products or services.

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Summary

Title: PayPal Payment Integration with PHP, Laravel and Symfony

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 103

Number of Published Lectures: 103

Number of Curriculum Items: 103

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 103

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn the latest and the best rest-api based technique for online payments from PayPal – Checkout service
You will be able to implement PayPal Webhooks to manage automatic transaction notifications
You will be able to implement PayPal payments on your own websites
You will build from scratch object oriented MVC-based simple shopping cart application in pure PHP, Laravel and Symfony
You will build from scratch object oriented MVC-based simple video subscription application in pure PHP, Laravel and Symfony
You will deploy the applications to Heroku live server to test real PayPal transaction notifications

Who Should Attend

Everyone who wants to learn PayPal integration in PHP language
Everyone who is interested in building php web applications and websites using PayPal as a payment gateway
Everyone who is interested in building web applications using the most popular php frameworks – Laravel and Symfony
This course is NOT for people who only want to pay online for products or services

Target Audiences

Everyone who wants to learn PayPal integration in PHP language
Everyone who is interested in building php web applications and websites using PayPal as a payment gateway
Everyone who is interested in building web applications using the most popular php frameworks – Laravel and Symfony
This course is NOT for people who only want to pay online for products or services

PayPal is the most popular online payment gateway. In this course we will learn how to accept payments for products and services from customers by implementing real web applications in PHP language. This course uses PayPal SDKs V1.

In this course I will focus on PayPal Checkout service and its implementation in PHP using PayPal rest api which is the newest and the best way to handle online payments provided by PayPal. Thanks to it, we can accept online payments for single or multiple products and services, handle subscriptions, automatically handle transaction notifications from PayPal, etc.

We will learn PayPal integration (PayPal Checkout) in PHP by building two real applications: a simple shopping cart and a small video subscription application. I will make each of these applications from scratch in three versions:

in pure PHP, using model-view-controller approach (files included for every coding lecture)
in Laravel and Symfony php frameworks with real, secure login and registration system (files included for every coding lecture)

PayPal Checkout is the newest rest api based solutions to handle payments. It is very flexible. You can build with it whatever you want including:

e-commerce website with multiple products to sell
website with single product or service to sell
subscription billing websites
backend for your mobile application

You will also learn and implement PayPal Webhooks – rest api based solution to handle automatic transaction notifications. For example, if a user cancels his subscription from his PayPal account, the application will be notified about that and an administrator can reject access to videos etc. To test these notifications we will deploy our subscription application to Heroku.

If you want to learn PayPal integration in PHP by building practical examples this course is for you.

Question:

You used Laravel 5 in this course for creating an app to practice PayPal integration. Now we have Laravel 10 already. Does it mean that this course is outdated and I will not benefit from it?

Answer:

Absolutely not! In tools like PHP frameworks the fundamentals and base syntax almost never change regardless of the version. But of course any maintained software evolves all the time. That’s why I always suggest you to use the version of software that instructor uses in the course. It prevents from errors and confusions. As a someone who wants to learn web development you should be aware, that real web development involves also adapting the code to newer versions if necessary – but this is not always necessary, not every company do that. Software changes so often that the instructors would not be able to create the courses so that they match the latest version. This is not even advisable, because as a student you would loose an important aspect of real web development – the awareness that everything is changing and you need to be able to deal with it.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course

Lecture 2: Installation info

Lecture 3: Course outline & recommended learning paths

Lecture 4: What we are going to build in this course

Lecture 5: How PayPal Checkout works

Lecture 6: PayPal Standard vs PayPal Checkout

Lecture 7: How PayPal Subscription works

Lecture 8: PayPal Rest SDKs and APIs

Lecture 9: Discussing html templates for the applications

Chapter 2: E-commerce shopping cart website using PayPal Checkout & pure PHP

Lecture 1: Move html template to php application

Lecture 2: Create Router class to manage requests

Lecture 3: Create a controller for our application

Lecture 4: Create database & model for shop products

Lecture 5: Display shop products on main page

Lecture 6: Make use of session

Lecture 7: Login and logout functionality in the application

Lecture 8: Create shopping cart class

Lecture 9: Show total price and total amount of products in shopping cart

Lecture 10: Display products from shopping cart on cart page

Lecture 11: Display products from shopping cart on checkout page

Lecture 12: Update product quantities

Lecture 13: Delete products from cart

Lecture 14: Create PayPal business account & REST API application

Lecture 15: Create payment using PayPal REST API

Lecture 16: Execute and confirm PayPal payment

Chapter 3: Video subscription service using PayPal Subscription & pure PHP

Lecture 1: Move html template to php application

Lecture 2: Create Router class to manage requests

Lecture 3: Create a controller for our application

Lecture 4: Login and logout functionality in the application

Lecture 5: Show videos to users that are logged in and have subscription active

Lecture 6: Create simple file database to store subscription status

Lecture 7: Create PayPal business account & REST API application

Lecture 8: Create subscription plan

Lecture 9: Activate created billing plan

Lecture 10: Show all subscriptions plans

Lecture 11: Delete subscription plan

Lecture 12: Create subscription agreement

Lecture 13: Execute subscription agreement

Lecture 14: Heroku deployment – create an account and first app

Lecture 15: Deploy subscription application to Heroku

Lecture 16: Create PayPal webhook to listen to the events

Chapter 4: E-commerce shopping cart website using PayPal Checkout & Laravel PHP framework

Lecture 1: Move html template to Laravel application by using Laravel Blade

Lecture 2: Create controller for the application

Lecture 3: Create sqlite database connection and migration file

Lecture 4: Create database seeder

Lecture 5: Display shop products dynamically on the website

Lecture 6: Create shopping cart service & addToCart method

Lecture 7: Display products on cart page

Lecture 8: Display products on checkout page

Lecture 9: Display total price and total amount of products

Lecture 10: Delete a product from the shopping cart

Lecture 11: Update product quantities

Lecture 12: Login & registration system

Lecture 13: Create payment after collecting products in shopping cart

Lecture 14: Create PayPal service and finish creating payment

Lecture 15: Execute PayPal payment

Chapter 5: Video subscription service using PayPal Subscription & Laravel PHP framework

Lecture 1: Move html template to Laravel application by using Laravel Blade

Lecture 2: Create controller for the application

Lecture 3: Create sqlite database connection and migration file

Lecture 4: Login & registration system

Lecture 5: Create subscription plan

Lecture 6: Activate created plan

Lecture 7: Display all plans

Lecture 8: Delete a subscription plan

Lecture 9: Authorize actions using Laravel middleware

Lecture 10: Create a subscription agreement

Lecture 11: Execute the subscription agreement

Lecture 12: Prepare the subscription application for uploading to Heroku

Lecture 13: Create webhook handler to reject access to videos in special cases

Lecture 14: Deploy to Heroku and test cancelling subscription

Chapter 6: E-commerce shopping cart website using PayPal Checkout & Symfony PHP framework

Lecture 1: Move html template to Symfony application by using Twig template system

Lecture 2: Create database connection and Product entity to operate on cart products

Lecture 3: Load sample shop products data using fixtures in Symfony

Lecture 4: Display shop products on the website

Lecture 5: Link application pages

Lecture 6: Create Shopping Cart service and method for adding products to shopping cart

Lecture 7: Display cart products from the session on cart page

Lecture 8: Update total amount of products and total price

Lecture 9: Display cart products from the session on checkout page

Lecture 10: Remove product from the cart

Lecture 11: Update product quantities

Lecture 12: Login system in Symfony

Lecture 13: Registration system in Symfony

Lecture 14: Create logout functionality

Lecture 15: Create payment for cart products

Lecture 16: Execute PayPal payment

Chapter 7: Video subscription service using PayPal Subscription & Symfony PHP framework

Lecture 1: Move html template to Symfony application by using Symfony Twig

Lecture 2: Link between pages and recognize that a user can see videos

Lecture 3: Create login system in Symfony

Lecture 4: Update User entity

Lecture 5: Make register functionality in Symfony application

Lecture 6: Install PayPal php composer package and create PayPal subscription plan

Lecture 7: Activate subscription plan

Instructors

Robert Apollo
Full Stack Web Development Courses

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 2 votes
3 stars: 4 votes
4 stars: 18 votes
5 stars: 41 votes

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