Build AI Coach & Influencer SaaS with Laravel & ChatGPT API

Build a dynamic company website from scratch with Laravel 12, featuring a front end and back end, live examples, and data-driven content like sliders, blogs, and pages powered by MySQL.

Set up a complete laravel project on a local server with xampp, apache and mysql, then install nodejs and composer and configure php 8.2 with phpmyadmin and vscode.

Learn how to install Laravel 12 and create a new project using the Laravel installer, composer, and npm, configure MySQL, and run the dev server with php artisan serve.

Explore the Laravel 12 file structure, from dot env to database connection and routes. Learn how controllers, models, views, and migrations organize the app.

Install Laravel Breeze as the default auth starter kit in a Laravel 12 project, then extend the user migration with fields like photo, phone, address, role, and status and migrate.

Configure Laravel Breeze to handle forget and reset password flows, verify routes, and test email reset links using Mailtrap.io SMTP settings.

Explore loading and implementing a bootstrap five backend theme and a clean frontend theme into a Laravel project, turning static pages into a dynamic admin dashboard for beginners.

Set up a bootstrap admin theme in a Laravel Breeze project by integrating assets into the public folder and building header, sidebar, and footer blade components for an admin dashboard.

Implement an admin logout option in Laravel by adding an admin controller route and using the authenticated session destroy method to redirect users to the login page.

Customize the Laravel Breeze login form by replacing the default login blade with your theme, update CSRF, action routes, and input fields for email and password.

Customize the register form by mirroring the login page, adding name, email, password, and password confirmation, updating the register route and CSRF handling for signup.

Improve login form validation by displaying session-based errors with bootstrap alerts from breeze authentication, highlighting email and password field feedback.

Learn to refresh a Laravel admin template by customizing the dashboard, sidebar, header, and footer, update logos and icons, prune menus, and prepare for two-factor authentication implementation.

Set up two-factor authentication in a Laravel Breeze app by creating a custom admin login route, generating and emailing a verification code, and validating it before dashboard access.

This lesson guides implementing two-factor authentication by sending a verification code via email and creating a custom verification form and route to verify the code in Laravel.

Implement a Laravel two-factor authentication flow by sending a verification code via email, validating numeric input, storing and clearing codes in session, and securing login with dashboard access.

Build an admin profile page in Laravel with Breeze, routes, and a secured profile view for updating user data and passwords, with two-factor authentication and auth middleware.

Build the admin profile by displaying the logged-in user's name and email, managing profile images with a default, and updating name, email, photo, phone, and address.

Enable admin profile page image preview by wiring input change to a show image area with JavaScript and file reader, preparing data for saving to the user table.

Update the admin profile in Laravel by submitting name, email, phone, address and a photo through a multipart form with CSRF protection, updating the user table and replacing the image.

Implement toast notifications for profile updates in a Laravel app by loading toast css and js, rendering session alerts, and updating the header with the user name and image.

Add an admin change password feature on the profile page with old, new, and confirm fields, CSRF protection, validation messages, and a route to admin password update.

Learn to implement an admin password update workflow in Laravel, including old, new, and confirm password validation, hashing, authentication checks, and user feedback via toast notifications.

Transform a static bootstrap 5 theme into a dynamic Laravel front end driven by an admin panel. Update hero sections and the about us page.

Set up a frontend template in a Laravel project by converting a static index into a dynamic home layout and modularizing header, footer, and mobile menu with blade includes.

Learn to modularize a Laravel frontend by creating a home layout and separate blade sections for slider, features, clarifies, and other sections, then include them dynamically for easy updates.

Update and dynamicize the frontend theme by converting static images and assets across index, app, features, reviews, and header, ensuring SVGs load and the layout is ready for multiple pages.

Update the header navigation for desktop and mobile, refining the logo and menu items such as home, about us, services, portfolio, blog, and contact.

Implement a responsive Laravel header with login and not-logged-in states, switching to a dashboard link. Create dynamic backend CRUD for testimonials and reviews.

Set up a Laravel admin back end review section, creating the reviews table with name, position, image, and message, and implementing CRUD to display reviews on the home page.

Define a protected Laravel route and review controller to fetch all reviews from the review model, and pass the data to a blade view in the admin backend data table.

Set up a data table in the admin backend, loading reviews and displaying name, position, image, and message with action buttons.

Set up add review feature in the admin backend with a route, controller method, and blade form to insert name, position, message, and photo into the database using intervention resizing.

Learn how to install and configure the image intervention package in a Laravel project to resize images using the image manager and GD drivers, with Composer and php.ini setup.

Implement a Laravel store review workflow with image intervention, resizing uploaded images to 60 by 60, saving reviews to the database, and redirecting to the all reviews page.

Learn to implement the edit and update workflow for reviews in the home review section, including routes, a controller method, and a blade view for updating data with images.

Explore how to implement and test delete functionality for reviews in a Laravel app, including routes, a direct review method, toast notifications, and SweetAlert confirmations.

Learn how to render reviews dynamically in the frontend by loading data from the Laravel backend, looping over reviews in a blade view, and displaying message, image, name, and position.

Learn to implement a dynamic backend home slider in Laravel, creating a slider model, migration, and controller with admin routes to manage title, description, image, and link.

Implement a Laravel update slider workflow using a multipart form, handle image upload and resize to 306x618 with image intervention, and replace existing images via an update slider route.

Show a dynamic slider on the home page by loading a single id slider record into the blade view, displaying its title, description, image, and link.

Learn to make a slider editable on the front end by wiring a JavaScript fetch request to a backend edit slider route with CSRF protection and authentication checks.

Implement an editable slider with auto save on enter and blur using JavaScript event listeners. Update title and description via Laravel edit slider route and return a JSON success response.

Make header titles dynamic in a Laravel app by creating a Title model with features, reviews, and answers and updating them via inline frontend onclick actions.

Update the header with onclick and persist changes to the database. Apply the same approach to the review section, updating title, H2, and reviews with route and CSRF changes.

Update the answers header to be dynamic by wiring the H2 header title and answer fields through the Laravel backend and database, enabling editable titles and IDs.

Explore backend setup for features in a Laravel app by creating a feature model, migrations, controller, routes, and admin views to manage all features and add features dynamically.

Set up the add features backend in Laravel by wiring routes and a controller to store features with title, icon, and description in the features table, with a success alert.

Build backend feature management in Laravel by inserting, editing, updating, and deleting features via the home controller and admin blades, with routes and notifications.

Fetch latest features from the back end and render them on the home page. Display dynamic title, icon, and description for each feature, limited to six items.