
Demonstrate a full Laravel 12 and React 19 image marketplace demo where users buy and sell images, filter by category, extension, or price, and complete checkout via Stripe.
Develop a Laravel 12 back end with models and migrations for admins, users, categories, images, purchases, reviews, seller earnings, Stripe sessions, and withdrawals.
Explore Laravel model relationships by linking categories, users, images, purchases, and reviews with hasMany and belongsTo, configure slug routing, defaults, and admin and user data seeding for an image marketplace.
Create a Laravel 12 image API with index, show, and store methods using image requests and resources, and define routes for an e-commerce image marketplace.
Install and configure Bootstrap, Axios, Bootstrap icons, React Router, and toast notifications, then build the upload page with a drag-and-drop image area, preview, and form data submission to the API.
Create a drag-and-drop image uploader in a Laravel 12 and React 19 e-commerce app, with image preview, title, description, category, price, and API-driven category loading.
Create a custom validation component that renders inline server errors for image uploads, and enhance UX with a drag-and-drop drop zone, a ref-triggered file picker, spinners, and post-upload navigation.
Learn to display uploaded images in a Laravel 12 and React 19 e-commerce image marketplace by building routes, lazy loading, and a masonry image grid of approved uploads.
Learn to implement a multi-criteria image filter in a React front end and Laravel backend by filtering images by category, extension, price, and search term, with a dedicated API route.
Learn to build a dynamic image gallery with category, extension, and price filters and search. Display six images initially and use a load more button to reveal more.
Learn to build an image details page in a Laravel 12 and React 19 e-commerce app by routing to image slug, fetching data, and displaying size, extension, and price.
Resolve redux persist storage compatibility in vite 8 by using storage.default when available, or storage otherwise, to fix storage.getItem and storage.setItem errors.
optimize the image marketplace by wiring Redux Toolkit and Redux Persist to store and persist categories, fetch images without repeated calls, and enable category filtering via dispatch and useSelector.
Develop add to cart in a Laravel 12 and React 19 e-commerce image marketplace by creating base api config, token headers, and a cart slice with add and remove actions.
Display cart items, calculate the total, and remove items using Redux actions in a React app, guiding users to checkout or continue shopping.
Implement a Laravel 12 user API controller with register and login requests, validation, token-based authentication, and routes, returning a user resource and enabling logout via token deletion.
Build a front-end user registration flow for a Laravel 12 and React 19 e-commerce app by creating a register component with name, email, password, loading state, validation, and login redirect.
Learn to implement a login flow by reusing the registration component, validate inputs, handle errors, set user and token in a redux user slice, and navigate to home after login.
Master authentication flows in a Laravel 12 and React 19 e-commerce app by protecting login/register, fetching the current user with token, and building a logout-enabled navbar.
Disable adding own images to cart; show download if purchased, otherwise add to cart; implement stripe checkout for paying orders, calculate total, and store session IDs to prevent reuse.
Implement a Laravel pay success page that validates a stripe session, records purchases with 70/30 seller and platform shares in a database transaction, and returns a success message.
Build and integrate a payment success page for a Laravel 12 & React 19 e-commerce image marketplace, handling session IDs, post-pay checks, and clearing cart on success.
Learn how to securely download purchased images in a Laravel 12 backend and React frontend, including path handling, purchase validation, download counting, and blob-based client download.
Remove images owned by or purchased by the logged-in user from the cart by filtering items against owned and purchased image IDs, and update the cart accordingly.
Learn how to build a full-stack E-Commerce Image Marketplace with Laravel 12+, React 19 & Redux, styled with Bootstrap 5, where users can buy, sell, and manage digital images.
Important: This course is not for beginners. You should have a good knowledge of Laravel 12+ and React 19 before starting.
In this hands-on course, you’ll create a complete marketplace with all the features of a real-world platform:
User Features
Browse images with filters by category, extension, and price
Search for images quickly
View image details and add to wishlist or cart
Register and log in to manage personal accounts
Switch between roles: become a seller to upload and manage images, or a buyer to purchase images
Pay for orders securely via Stripe
Download purchased images
Profile management showing uploaded images, purchases, earnings, and withdrawals
Withdraw earnings to PayPal
Update image title and price
Review images, update reviews, and delete them
Admin Features (Backend)
Add and manage categories
Approve or reject uploaded images
Approve or reject user reviews
Manage users: view and delete accounts
Approve or reject withdrawal requests
By the end of this course, you’ll have a fully functional marketplace, complete with user dashboards, admin panel, payments, and real-world features — perfect for your portfolio or starting your own project.
Technologies We Use
Laravel 12+ – Powerful PHP framework for building modern web applications
React 19 – Dynamic frontend interfaces
Redux – State management for React
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)
This course is project-based, so you’ll gain practical experience building a real-world E-Commerce platform from scratch using the latest web technologies.