
Install and configure Jamf on Windows, then set up htdocs, create a PSP file, run via localhost, start Apache and MySQL using the Jamf control panel, and access PSP myadmin.
Learn to shift between PHP versions in XAMPP on Windows by swapping Apache and PHP folders for different versions. Verify the active version with a phpinfo file and restart.
Switch between PHP versions in Laragon on Windows by installing and selecting different PHP folders, then restarting services to alternate between PHP 7.4 and 8.1.10.
Install gem on mac os by downloading and running the installer, then start apache and mysql, create a test php file in the gem's htdocs folder, and verify via localhost.
Install Laravel 13 on your local computer using composer and the Laravel installer, create a Laravel-auth project, and run phpartition serve to start a local server.
Enable HTTPS in production and secure cookies to prevent session hijacking and token leakage. Configure session: secure cookies, HTTP only, and same-site, then switch from local HTTP to production HTTPS.
Create vendor authentication views and routes in a Laravel 13 app, including register, login, and dashboard blades, with email verification, guard routing, and logout.
Describe the admin panel html template and its multi-authentication integration, including login pages, dashboard, charts, and data tables.
Master the dashboard by transitioning to a custom blade layout system, integrating reusable admin wrappers, sidebar, top bar, and a master layout with yield sections for scalable pages.
Duplicate the admin panel into a new Beanie Fox Laravel project, rename the database in the env file to Beanie Fox Laravel, and run artisan serve.
Set up team member management in a Laravel 13 CMS by creating teammembers and teammember blade views, routes, and a controller, linking the list and detail pages via the header.
Learn to display sliders in the back-end admin panel with a table, including photo, subheading, heading, and button details; edit, update, and delete via modals.
Show how to render four about items on the Laravel 13 CMS front end, including photos, headings, icons, and call-to-action links on home and about pages.
In this course, I am going to teach students how to build a nice and user-friendly digital agency service website management from scratch using the latest and popular php framework Laravel 13. The course will cover all the core aspects of web application development, including authentication systems, email verification, template mastering etc.
I will develop a real-world and very good looking, professional outlooked digital agency service CMS where an administrator can easily change all the text and photos of that application and use it in real world for any digital service agency. This project will be built using the popular php framework Laravel 13 at the time of recording, ensuring students learn modern and up-to-date practices.
This course is designed especially for beginners who have little or no experience with PHP, but even advanced learners will find it useful as I implemented many advanced features.
Admin Panel Features:
Admin can change logo, favicon etc.
Admin can change top bar and footer information.
Admin can control the home page information.
Admin can create, edit and delete blog categories.
Admin can create, edit and delete blog posts.
Admin can manage post comments.
Admin can manage post replies.
Admin can create, edit and delete services.
Admin can create, edit and delete projects.
Admin can create, edit and delete team members.
Admin can create, edit and delete FAQ items.
Admin can create, edit and delete pricing plan items.
Admin can create, edit and delete testimonials.
Admin can create, edit and delete photo gallery items.
Admin can see subscriber list and export all as CSV.
Admin can change his own photo, information and password
Admin can manage pages.
Admin can manage RTL or LTR from the back end.