
Install Laravel Homestead using Vagrant and VirtualBox, compare Valet and Homestead, and learn terminal-based setup steps for Mac and Windows environments.
Install and configure Homestead with Vagrant, map a code directory, and boot the Vagrant box. Set up a site queue costs test with a database queue costs.
Map the code directory in the Vagrant box, SSH in, and run halt, up, or provision to sync changes; install Laravel and prepare the hosts file for browser access.
Set up multiple Laravel projects by mapping a local domain to 127.0.0.1, editing the hosts file, and configuring Homestead sites, then access on port 8000.
In this tutorial we'll set up an API as a subdomain with Laravel and use Postman to send a few test requests.
This tutorial will use Laravel's factories and faker to seed entries into the database.
In this tutorial we cover the RESTful api routes with Laravel's resources and resource collections.
In this tutorial we will add the store and update methods to our controller.
This tutorial will cover deleting records from our database and saving a request in postman.
This tutorial talks about keeping your API backwards compatible with API versioning.
Access the final video, follow the GitHub repo and readme to set up the same API, and review the basic concepts of building an API.
Learn how to create a CRUD API in Laravel. We'll create an app that contains Show, Create, Update, and Delete requests and returning our data as an API resource. HTTP responses will be tested with Postman.
You can later replace Postman with a JavaScript SPA built in React or Vue to fetch data from the app.