Learn Laravel - Food Ordering & Inventory Management Project

Learn how Composer, a PHP dependency manager, declares and tracks libraries in composer.json, updates them with one command, and manages package versions for your Laravel project.

Install composer on your local machine by downloading the composer setup from composer.org, running setup.exe, and verifying the installation in the command prompt.

Learn how composer installs packages like intervention image and faker, updates composer.json, and creates a vendor folder through command prompts in a test directory.

Explore the mvc architecture by defining model, view, and controller; learn how mvc separates data, presentation, and logic to speed up development, collaboration, and debugging.

Learn how the model, view, and controller interact in the mvc pattern: the controller handles requests, gets data from the model, and the view renders the template.

Explore Laravel, a free open-source MVC framework with Eloquent ORM, migrations and seeders, Blade templates, authentication, mail, and testing tools that ensure security and streamline modern web app development.

Learn how to install a Laravel project with composer, run it on a local server, and access it in your browser by linking the public folder and using artisan serve.

Explore the Laravel folder structure from app to vendor, learning how controllers, middleware, routes, and views organize a project and how to run a local PHP artisan server.

Learn how the .env file stores environment variables and configuration for a Laravel app, including app name, env stage, app key, debug, and database settings.

Learn how Laravel routes work by defining routes in web.php and returning Blade views. Use the route facade, understand get and other methods, and explore named routes and view shorthand.

Learn how to define dynamic route parameters in Laravel, including required ids and optional ones, to fetch specific or all fruit data from a get route.

Learn to use route groups in Laravel to share middleware and namespace across routes. Use prefix and name prefix to organize admin routes and generate admin-named routes.

Learn how Laravel middleware inspects and filters http requests, guards access to protected routes, and blocks unauthorized requests, with upcoming examples on creating and using middleware.

Learn how to define and register a Laravel middleware, validate a token on requests, and protect routes with a no access redirect in a food ordering and inventory project.

Explore the three Laravel middleware types—global, route, and group—and learn how to register and apply them, including practical examples with tokens and IDs to control access.

Create and use a Laravel controller to organize routes and logic, using artisan to generate the controller and defining methods like index and no access that return views.

Learn to create a Laravel resource controller with artisan, using methods like index, create, store, edit, update, and destroy, plus partial routes with only and except.

Explore how Laravel views render Blade templates and pass dynamic data from controllers via routes, including rendering the welcome view and handling dynamic parameters in web.php.

Explore Laravel view features such as extends, include, yield, and section to build a master template with layouts and partials, then render pages like about and contact with reusable components.

Demonstrates conditional rendering and looping in a Laravel blade view, using if else, route checks, and a for loop to repeat content based on parameters.

Connect your Laravel project to a database using the .env file and phpMyAdmin; create a student model and its migration, then run artisan migrate to build the table.

Learn how to generate fake data in a Laravel app using seeders and factories, including creating models, migrations, and running db:seed to populate the student table.

set up a Laravel project, configure a database, create a product model and migration, run migrations, and build a basic product index with a resource controller and route.

Learn to store product data in Laravel by validating title, price, and description, showing error messages on validation, handling CSRF, and redirecting to the index after save.

Learn to display products in a Laravel index view, add edit and update functionality with routes, controllers, and Blade templates, including validation and redirect back to the product list.

Delete a product by submitting a form with a crypto token to the product.destroy route, passing the product id, then call findOrFail and delete, before redirecting to product.index.