PHP Laravel: Build Complete Job Portal

Install Xampp to set up a local development stack with Apache, MySQL, PHP, and phpMyAdmin. Download from apachefriends.org, install, start Apache and MySQL, and access localhost.

Install Visual Studio Code, the text editor used in this course, by downloading for Windows, running the installer, and optionally creating a desktop icon to start coding with me.

Design and code a complete job portal template with post-a-job and register/login pages, plus a multi-input search with trending keywords and a detailed job page with save, share, and apply.

Build a Laravel single job detail page by creating a jobs controller with a single method, fetching a job by id, and returning a view with compact data.

Learn to build share links for a job portal, crafting dynamic Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn URLs with job title and route parameters.

Implement the save job feature by building a form and wiring a Laravel controller to store job id, user id, image, title, region, type, and company in a new table.

Implement a save job feature in a Laravel job portal: verify user and job IDs, toggle a disabled save button, and show a success message with counts.

Display all jobs for every category by routing to a single category view, retrieving jobs by category name, and rendering them with a category-specific blade template.

Explore updating user data in a Laravel job portal by creating an update route, a form for name, job title, bio, and social links, and processing updates in the controller.

Learn how to validate the update details form in Laravel, enforcing required fields and a 140-character limit, and display validation error messages for fields like name, bio, and social links.

clean and organize Laravel routes by adding dynamic job, category, and user prefixes, streamline page creation with blade templates for about and contact, and ensure assets and views load correctly.

Design and code an admin panel in PHP Laravel to manage users, admins, categories, jobs, applications, and view applicant CVs.

Create a custom admin guard in Laravel, define an admin model, and build an admins table with id, email, password, and timestamps; set up an admin login flow.

Validate the admin front end in a Laravel job portal by conditionally displaying the admin email, hiding the login link when authenticated, and wiring logout with a simple form.

This lecture shows securing a Laravel job portal by implementing backend validation with middleware and guards, grouping admin routes, protecting login and index pages, and clearing caches to apply changes.

Validate admin creation with fields name, email, and password; show front-end messages for empty inputs. Display categories by looping the category model, listing programming and design with update and delete.

Learn step-by-step how to create categories in a Laravel job portal: build a create category form, validate and store the name, display categories, and handle feedback messages.

Create new jobs in a Laravel course by building a dynamic job creation form, validating input, uploading images to assets/images, and storing data in the jobs table.