
Welcome to this course where we will learn step by step how to create a point of sale system with PHP7 and MySQL databases. In this class I will show you what’s the reach of it and all the subjects we will learn.
In this video I will show you what is the local server we’re going to use for developing the POS system and how to install it.
This lesson is about the code editor I recommend to use to develop the POS system, with shortcuts and plugins to install.
In this lesson I will show you some personalized settings I use in my code editor so you can work easier and faster.
In this class we will talk about AdminLTE template, the one we’re using as a ground to develop our project.
In this video we will talk about the list of plugins we will use in our system. These plugins are part of the template and most of them are jQuery as a library.
In this video I explain the Q&A section and source code possibilities.
In this class we will begin to adapt our POS system to adminLTE template using model-view-controller pattern.
For the next 3 video lessons we will begin to divide our system by modules, this structure will allow us to make the model-view-controller pattern and the object oriented programming so our system could be scalable and could be feed for more modules in the future.
In this lesson we keep adding modules to our POS system.
In this lesson we keep adding modules to our POS system.
In this lesson we will create views, controllers and models that will compose the core of our system.
In this video we will create the 404 error page where the user would be redirected to, in case he wants to open an unknown path to the system.
In this class we will create the user access in the login page.
In the following two classes we will learn how to create a session start for the system login using MySQL database
In this lesson we keep talking about system login.
In this video we will learn how to close the session.
In these next two classes we will begin to build the layout structure for the user module, using classes and attributes from AdminLTE template.
Let's continue building the layout structure for the user module.
In this class we will learn how to use Datatable, a very complete plugin used for dynamic tables.
In the following two classes we will learn how to upload an image to the server that will be used for identifying users from the system.
We keep learning how to upload a user image to the server.
In this class we will learn how to protect user passwords encrypting in security masks.
In this class we will create session variables so we can use them in all the system's modules.
In this lesson we will select a list of users that is already saved in the database.
We will learn how to edit an user, change the name, password, profile or picture.
We continue on editing users.
In this class we will learn how to update the user image from the user controller.
In this lesson we will build an option to activate or deactivate an user from the system.
We will get the user's last login in the system and then save it in the database.
We will learn how to avoid registering usernames that already exists in the system.
We will learn how to delete users from the system.
Normally, Internet Explorer has trouble to interpret the web standards, so we will fix that bugs in this browser.
Bug fixes.
We will learn how to build the layout for categories module.
Adding categories to the database.
Selecting categories from the database.
Editing categories.
Deleting categories from the database.
We will learn how to build the sales module which is the most important in the system.
We keep learning how to build the sales module which is the most important in the system.
In the next 3 classes we will start building all the processes involved in a sale.
Building all the processes involved in a sale.
Building all the processes involved in a sale.
We will learn how to add products to the bill from tablets and mobile screen devices.
We will develop the algorithm to modify the quantity of the products inside a sale.
We need to add all product prices added to the bill and calculate the total of the sale.
In this lesson we will work with jQuery Number to format the price.
In this lesson we will learn to add different payment methods available for our system: cash, debit o credit card.
In this class we will learn how to create Josn objects with products list to include in the invoice sale.
Organizing input data to save the sale in the database.
In tihs video, we will learn to update client and product tables when generating a sale, we must update stock, how many times the product was sold and how many purchase the client has.
In this lesson we will select sales from database.
In the next 3 videos we will discover how to edit a sale after it was saved in the database.
We keep editing a sale after it was saved in the database.
We keep editing a sale after it was saved in the database.
We eill delete a sale from the database.
Would you like to learn how to create a POS System and sell it to companies that wants to manage their inventory and billing?
In this course you will learn how to create a POS(Point of Sale) system from scratch using the programming language PHP in its version 7, combining several resources that will allow you to offer useful characteristics for any company that needs to open a store or manage their sales and stock.
This is a practical course where I will lead you step by step in the learning process of creating complex systems with PHP under the Model-View-Controller(MVC) pattern, when you finish it, you could sell it to your clients or it could be used as a basis to develop other complex system.
System’s characteristics:
Inventory management
Sales management with different payment methods
Invoice PDF printing
Sales report in Excel
Best customers report
Best-selling products report
Best seller report
Stock product control
Daily report
Monthly report
Date range report
Adapted to all devices (Responsive design)
Libraries you will learn how to use:
AdminLTE template: Great open source template for responsive software creation.
jQuery DataTable: Used for dynamic tables creation.
MorrisJS: Used for dynamic graphics and statistics.
ChartJS:Used for dynamic graphics and charts.
Date Range Picker: Used for selecting date ranges.
Input Mask: Helps the user with the input by ensuring a predefined format
TCPDF: PHP extension for PDF format printing.
And more: jQuery Number, iCheck, SweetAlert2, Fast Click, Ionicons, among others.
¿HOW’S THE COURSE?
The course is divided in several sections. In the first section we will talk about the tools we are going to use for creating the POS system.
And the following sections we will build, step by step from scratch, every single module that will be part of our POS system from HTML, CSS stylesheet, Javascript interaction and jQuery, along other plugins and server-side connection using PHP in its version 7 under the Model-View-Controller(MVC) pattern with Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) using MySQL databases.
¿HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO COMPLETE THE COURSE?
It is up to you. I guess that you would take less than three weeks to complete it, but it depends on your availability and workflow.
¿WHAT ARE THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS?
Download the material where you can find the resources for the first lesson in each section.
You should have a basic knowledge on HTML5 and CSS3, course I offer for free on UDEMY: “HTML5 and CSS3 from scratch”. It is not mandatory but it would be good for you to know for this project a little bit of programming logic, PHP, Javascript, jQuery and Bootstrap grid and classes system.