
Install visual studio code to begin coding in this course, download for windows, accept the agreement, and set up a desktop icon to launch the editor.
Integrate a custom theme into a Laravel real estate management app by importing assets, updating the master Blade template, and creating a dynamic header that reflects authentication.
Fix login and register design glitches by adjusting the app blade layout and csrf usage, then build a dynamic home page that loops properties and fixes image assets for the slider and search.
Fetch a property by id and render a dynamic details page showing image, price, beds, square feet, home type, and year built.
Display related properties with the same home type on the single property detail page, excluding the current property, limited to three, ordered by created_at descending.
Display properties by home type in Laravel by creating a home types model and table, and sharing all home types with views via AppServiceProvider for rendering in app.blade.php.
Develop contact and about pages in a Laravel real estate app by creating blade views, routes, and controller actions, and integrating assets and navigation links.
Fetch and display properties by price, implementing ascending and descending order, adjusting routes, controllers, and blade views to show nine records on the home page.
Explore how to display all user-specific requests in a Laravel real estate management app by building a users controller, fetching requests by session user ID, and rendering a blade view.
Validate user pages by protecting saved properties and all requests, returning 404 on unauthorized access, and update views to safely route links while color-coding rent, buy, and lease statuses.
Create an admin login in Laravel by wiring routes, an admin controller, blade templates, and a dedicated admin layout with assets; implement guard-based login and redirect to the admin dashboard.
Validate the admin authentication flow by displaying the admin name, toggling the login link, and guarding admin widgets in the master template using the admin guard.
Implement the admins index page by counting admins, home types, and properties, passing counts to the view, and preparing to create and show admins in Laravel.
Display all real estate requests by wiring routes, a requests model, and an admin controller to render a blade view with name, email, phone, agent name, and linked property.
This online course is designed to teach you how to build a complete real estate project using PHP Laravel, MySQL, and Bootstrap. The course will cover Laravel fundamentals (A to Z) and help you develop a complete dynamic multi-user real estate website with Laravel 9 or 10.
Here are some of the key features of the course:
Learn Laravel installation and setup
Build a database schema for real estate listings and applications
Create models, controllers, and views for real estate listings and applications
Implement user authentication and authorization
Learn how the MVC structure works in Laravel
Implement search and filtering functionality for real estate listings
Build a dashboard for real estate agents and clients
Integrate your own theme easily
Learn some advanced routing ways
work with Middlewares and Guards
Learn to validate with Requests
Write professional maintainable code
Learn file uploading and how to fully update and delete it and so much more
The course is suitable for beginners and advanced learners who want to learn Laravel and build a real estate project from scratch. You will also learn some advanced topics. Additionally, you will learn how to create a responsive design for optimal user experience on all devices.
Enroll in this course today and start your journey to becoming a skilled web developer. The course includes hands-on exercises, tips, and tricks to help you practice and reinforce your learning. You will also receive a certificate of completion upon finishing the course.