
Explore a SaaS dictionary app built with Laravel and React, where users register, log in, and spend hearts on lookups; admins manage words, definitions, synonyms, plans, and subscriptions via Stripe.
Create a fresh laravel app and build models with migrations for admins, words, definitions, synonyms, plans, and subscriptions, including user and stripe fields.
Copy the user model to create the admin model, define fillable fields for words, definitions, plans, and subscriptions, and set up definition-to-word and plan-to-subscription relations.
Seed the admin in a Laravel SaaS app by creating an admin factory and seeder, hashing the password and generating a remember token.
Update Laravel config to add admin guard and provider, build an admin controller to fetch definitions, words, synonyms, plans, and subscriptions, and implement admin login, logout, and validation requests.
Set up admin login by defining routes and controller methods, create admin dashboard routes with middleware, and implement the login form with CSRF protection and validation feedback.
Protect admin routes by creating and registering an admin middleware that checks the admin guard, redirects unauthenticated users to the admin login, and applies the middleware to the admin routes.
Build the admin dashboard in a Laravel 11/12 app by wiring the admin layout and sidebar and rendering cards with counts for words, definitions, synonyms, plans, and subscriptions.
Master building a word management module in a Laravel admin panel: create a WordController, configure resource routes, and implement store, update, and destroy with validation and slug handling.
This lecture demonstrates building a definition management module in Laravel: creating a definition controller, requests, and views, wiring CRUD operations for definitions linked to words, with validation and route setup.
Create, update, and delete synonyms for words by building a Laravel synonym controller with add and update requests, routes, and admin views using tag inputs.
Create, update, and delete plans in a Laravel 11/12 and React SaaS app by building a plan controller with add and update requests and Stripe price IDs.
Learn to build a Laravel api for words with a word controller, routes, and a definitions and synonyms resource, plus user api token.
Set up the frontend for a Laravel React SaaS app by pruning unused files, installing React Router, Bootstrap, and toast libraries, and configuring routes to home, login, and register components.
Create and configure a redux store using redux toolkit, react-redux, and redux-persist; implement a word details slice with initial state and message, and wire persistence in main.js.
This course is not for beginners. It is designed for students who already have a good understanding of Laravel and React, including how to work with routes, components, APIs, and basic project structures.
If you are new to Laravel or React, please do not enroll in this course. We strongly recommend completing beginner-level tutorials or courses before joining, to ensure you can follow along and get the most out of the content.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, Software as a Service (SaaS) applications have become the backbone of many industries, from finance to healthcare to entertainment.
Whether you want to build a personal project, create a business solution, or level up your web development skills, understanding how to make a robust, scalable SaaS application is a highly valuable skill.
In this course, Build a SaaS Application Using Laravel 12+ and React, I will take you step-by-step through the entire process of building a real-world, fully functional SaaS application.
You’ll learn how to combine the power of Laravel 12+ for the backend and React for the front end to create a modern web application.
These two technologies complement each other perfectly: Laravel will provide a solid, scalable backend for handling business logic and data management, while React will offer a dynamic, responsive frontend to ensure users have a seamless experience.
Technologies We Use
Laravel 12+ – Powerful PHP framework for building modern web applications.
React – Dynamic frontend interfaces.
Bootstrap 5 – For responsive layouts and styling.
MySQL – Database for app data.
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) – Code editor we will use throughout the course.
XAMPP – Local development environment (Apache, MySQL, PHP).
Throughout this course, we will build a complete SaaS application that includes user authentication, subscription plans, user roles, and much more.
You'll also dive into essential concepts such as API development, state management, and third-party integrations, all while mastering best practices for building professional-grade applications.
By the end of this course, you'll have a complete SaaS project in your portfolio, demonstrating your ability to work with some of the most popular and powerful technologies in the development world.