
Install Laravel 9.3.4 using Composer in a project folder, start the web server, configure the database in .env, create a database with phpMyAdmin, and run migrations to create tables.
Install jetstream starter kit for laravel chat stream, install dependencies, run migrations to enable two factor authentication and sessions, then publish and customize the welcome view and explore the dashboard.
Create a personal admin user by configuring the database seeder, setting name and email, hashing the password with bcrypt, seeding via php artisan migrate:fresh --seed, and exploring the Filament plugin.
Install Filament in a Laravel 9 project, update configuration, and customize admin features such as dark mode, collapsible layout, and a custom admin URL.
Change the color palette from green to blue using Tailwind CSS palettes, selecting blue 800 and blue 600, and replacing green values across the frontend CSS.
Copy the favicon file into the public folder and reference it in the backend Filament config and frontend HTML head with an absolute path.
Centralize company name and address in a Laravel config file, then access them with config('company.name') and config('company.address.city') to reflect changes across frontend and emails.
Brand your Laravel Filament app by removing the default Filament branding, publishing vendor views, and adding a custom logo in the header using Tailwind CSS.
Learn to theme a Laravel Filament admin by configuring appearance, colors, and Tailwind integration. Enable dark mode and register Filament CSS for a cohesive, branded user interface.
Recap the first section: Laravel and chat stream installation, migrate fresh with admin seeding, and Filament setup with Tailwind colors and themes.
Plan and design a database diagram for a real estate app, defining tables for properties, features, agents, users, and sales, and linking them with relationships.
Create a properties database table in Laravel, generate model, migration, factory, and controller, set guarded fields, enable soft deletes in the model and migration, then run migrations.
Seed a property dataset using a factory, migrate the database, and build a Filament resource with sortable, searchable fields and delete/restore workflows.
Hello,
In this course, we will tackle a challenge that you will encounter in almost every major PHP project:
How do I get a beautiful and functional backend where I can enter the data for the app?
Using the PHP framework Laravel and the Filament plugin, we will tackle the problem in this course.
CONTENTS OF THE COURSE
Installation of Laravel, Jetstream, and Filament
> With this you basically create an app structure consisting of frontend, user area, and backend.
Creating a filament resource
> With this you can create a table overview of your data and input masks for entering or editing your data in just a few minutes. Of course, we pay attention to optimal usability. The cool thing is, that in this overview page you implement features like sortable columns, searchable columns, filters, and much more, very easily and fast.
> Everything works in real-time with Laravel Livewire (= Ajax)
Management and automatic conversion of images
> With the famous media plugin from the Belgian package maker Spatie, you can manage uploaded files innovatively and bring images into the right format.
Breakdown of HTML templates into layouts and components
> With Laravel's blade engine, everything remains clear and you can get the data from the database to the frontend exactly where it is needed.
Complicated database queries made easy with Eloquent
> Get data from linked tables (relationships) without SQL headaches. Even sub-queries are automatically created by Laravel, and all this is performance-optimized.
Learn basic Laravel features playfully
Models
Accessors / Mutators
Seeders
Fakers
Soft-Deletes
Stubs
Blade
Configuration settings
Furthermore, you will have learned how to define and use constants in Laravel.
You will learn all this in this course. Application-related and exactly in the places where it is needed.
YOUR BEST LEARNING EXPERIENCE
If there is any concern, ask questions directly to me – your lecturer – or discuss with other course participants.
All programming steps are stored on GitHub.
A Memory Sheet PDF File will help you to review what you have learned later and understand the individual steps.
Enjoy the course and see you there!
Martin