
Edwin D.S. shares his coding journey from age 13 and his passion for technology and helping others, framing this Laravel course around practical software development and teaching.
Install Laravel Passport via Composer. Migrate the database to create access tokens, personal access clients, and clients tables, then configure Passport for secure RESTful APIs.
Create a register method by validating input (including password confirmation), then creating a new user with a unique email and an encrypted password using bcrypt, and returning a JSON response.
Learn to implement login for a Laravel rest API with Passport authentication, including registering users, validating credentials, handling remember me, and returning JSON responses with proper status codes.
Develop login functionality in a Laravel Restful API using Passport authentication, retrieve the user from the request, and create a talking record with API tokens enabled on the user model.
Develop a practical login api using Laravel Passport, implementing remember me, token handling, and json responses, while practicing testing and debugging in the next lecture.
Build a Laravel RESTful API first, returning the authenticated user as JSON, and test with a bearer token. Create routes for register, login, logout, and user (or profile).
Celebrate completing the Laravel - Restful API with Passport Authentication course, stay motivated to keep learning, earn your certificate, and share feedback to improve and inspire others.
In this course you will learn to build Restful API's with Laravel and at the same time we are learning about Passport / oAuth. This course is small and every lecture is short and right to the point so that you can get what you want fast.
Taking this course will allow you to jump a different level in the Laravel world and give you extra knowledge employers are looking for.
Are you ready to to take it to another level? The let's do it!