Learn Laravel - Building an Inventory Management System

Composer is a dependency management tool that installs, tracks, and updates libraries with a command. It uses a composer.json in the project to declare libraries and versions under require.

Learn how to install packages with composer by adding dependencies like intervention images, then inspect composer.json, composer.lock, and the vendor folder to see version tracking and downloads.

Explore how the model–view–controller architecture coordinates requests: controllers handle input, models manage data and the database, and views render templates for users.

Explore the Laravel folder structure, from app and console to HTTP controllers and middleware. Understand bootstrap, config, database migrations and seeders, views, resources, languages, routes, tests, vendor, and composer.

Learn how the .env file stores environment settings for a Laravel project, including app name, app key, debug mode, and database credentials, then verify the connection by running the server.

Create and register a new middleware in a Laravel project, define a token-based check, and apply it to routes to control access and redirect unverified users.

Create and wire a basic controller in a Laravel project, define index and no access methods via the command line, return views, and run the local server to test.

Discover how to generate a resource controller in Laravel, define a resource route, and apply partial resource routing with only and accept to customize available operations.

Set up a Laravel project, configure a database, and scaffold a basic crud by creating a product model, migration, controller, and views, then route to a product index.