Projects In Laravel : Learn Laravel Building 10 Projects
Technology is constantly moving and evolving at a fast pace, which means that by the time you have mastered one technology, that technology has most likely received an update. This is why you need som...
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Course Description
Technology is constantly moving and evolving at a fast pace, which means that by the time you have mastered one technology, that technology has most likely received an update. This is why you need something to help you learn a technology quickly and easily! Our course does exactly that! PHP is one of the most popular server-side programming languages that can help you build dynamic and complex...
Technology is constantly moving and evolving at a fast pace, which means that by the time you have mastered one technology, that technology has most likely received an update. This is why you need something to help you learn a technology quickly and easily! Our course does exactly that! PHP is one of the most popular server-side programming languages that can help you build dynamic and complex webpages. To make PHP integration easier for coding websites, there are some amazing frameworks that simplify the language and make it easier to perform some difficult tasks. Laravel is the most popular PHP framework currently on the market.
What you’ll learn
- Basic Website - In this project, you will learn how to install Laravel, set up the controller, views, migrations, compile your assets with Laravel Mix and build a basic website.
- Todo List - A simple Todo list will help you understand how to integrate CRUD (create, read, update, delete) functionality in Laravel.
- Business Listing - In this application, you will learn how to create authentication, add business listings and delete them.
- Photo Gallery - Here you will learn how to create albums and update photos into that album.
- REST API - In this project, you will learn how accept requests to certain routes, update the database, and using items with a name and a body. We will also build a front-end using JavaScript so that we can make requests to the API.
- OctoberCMS Website - A website built with the October Content Management Systems that is built on Laravel.
- MyTweetz Twitter App - An app integrated with the Twitter API, which will allow you to not only compose tweets, but also publish them.
- MarxManager Bookmark Manager - A bookmark manager using the PostgreSQL as our database.
- Vue.js Contact Manager - In this project, you will learn how to build a front-end using Vue.js as a component to work with our contacts in the backend.
- Backpack Website With Admin Area - This project will familiarize you with Backpack, a collection of different packages to create different features in You Admin Panel.
Covering Topics
Section 1 : Introduction & Basic Laravel Website
Section 2 : To do List
Section 3 : Business Listings
Section 4 : Photo Gallery
Section 5 : REST API
Section 6 : Request Manager
Section 7 : OctoberCMS
Section 8 : Message System
Section 9 : Contact Manager
Section 10 : Backpack Admin
Section 11 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) Course Intro
Section 12 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) Setup For Course
Section 13 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) Basic Laravel Website
Section 14 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) Todo List
Section 15 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) Business Listings
Section 16 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) Photo Gallery
Section 17 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) Item Manager REST API
Section 18 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) Build a Site With OctoberCMS
Section 19 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) MyTweetz Twitter App
Section 20 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) MarxManager With PostgreSQL
Section 21 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) ContactStore With Vue.js
Section 22 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) Backpack Site Manager
Section 23 : (Old Course - Laravel Version 5.4) Course Summary
Curriculum
Frequently Asked Questions
This course includes
- Lectures 133
- Duration 23 Hour
- Language English
- Certificate No