Master Laravel & Create High-Level Applications with Laravel

Use Composer to automatically get the structure of Laravel, along with all its dependencies.

Here the details of the source code of the course, so that it serves as a support in your learning process.

We will need to understand and adapt some components to the latest versions of Laravel to ensure consistency and avoid any confusion during the course.

Now that you have Laravel in your system, it is time to know its main structure, knowing a little about the execution process of the Framework.

Time to know a very helpful tool during the development of projects with Larave: Artisan.

Learn about a specific artisan command, called tinker, that will allow you to instantly execute code and interact with your project.

Learn how to configure the environment of your Laravel project, to indicate the behavior of the framework and credentials.

After Laravel 8, the way to register routes and their controllers changed a little. During this class, we will be sure to keep this functionality, across multiple versions to ensure a consistent and clear experience.

The entry point of your Laravel project, are the routes. In this class, you will learn about them, their location, and differences.

It is time to create your first routes. Those will then allow you to execute different actions on your project. Specifically, on products and many more later.

Since you master the entry point (the routes), it is time to indicate how to carry out certain actions according to the routes, through controllers in Laravel.

Moment of show results in a rich and formatted way to users. You will do this, using views in Laravel.

A small exercise to consolidate your recent knowledge about routes, controllers, and views in Laravel.

In this class, you will see how error reporting works in Laravel and how to use those details to identify causes and solve them.

Sometimes it is necessary to understand certain things about an error, so Laravel allows you to debug variables and the execution process easily.

Before Laravel can connect to a database, you need to indicate the credentials and connection driver to use.

Using migrations, you can automatically create the structure of the tables that will build up your database.

Now that you have tables to store data in, it is time to meet Eloquent (Laravel's ORM) to use models and easily interact with that information and bring your Laravel project to life.

Through factories in Laravel, you will be able to create instances of your models automatically, and then, through the DatabaseSeeder in Laravel, you will be able to use those factories to insert instances into your database automatically.

Now that you have information in your database, it is time to see how to initially use it through the Laravel Query Builder.

A more effective and flexible way to access the information in your database with Laravel is using the models through Eloquent (the Laravel ORM).

Learn how to communicate data between controllers and views with Laravel and how to display it in different ways.

In this class, you will know some main control structures such as conditional @if, @empty and @foreach loops in Laravel Blade

Now, it's time to improve your current views a bit using Blade templates.

Return forms in your views, so that a user can enter the information to create Model instances and store everything in the database.

Create instances of Models and save them in the database, using the information received from a form

Now, let's see how to edit data of an existing instance from a form with Laravel.

Apply the use of routes, views, and others, to generate links to the different actions that you have already learned to implement with Laravel.

Finally, the last action on a resource, in this class you will see how to remove information from the database using an action from your controller executed through a form with Laravel.

In this class you will see how you can return redirection responses with Laravel, to send your users to different actions and locations of your project.

In this class, you will see the essential functions to manage values ​​in the session with Laravel.

Learn how to validate data from forms submitted by users and how Laravel takes care of indicating the detail of errors.

Build the visual components necessary to show validation errors to your users with Laravel.

In addition to returning the details of the errors, Laravel also sends the details of the previous fields. In this class, you will see how to use them to improve the user experience of your project.

Just as it is possible to display error messages, you can also use the session to send and then show success messages to users with Laravel.

Now that you know how to send error and success messages, use what you have learned to return the messages with the results of the different possible actions that you have implemented so far with Laravel.

In this class, you will add a new package to the Laravel project, called Laravel UI, which will allow you to manage the visual and user authentication components.

Now that you have the authentication components in your project, it is time to get to know them and understand their general operation.

Let's resolve some possible confusion with the usage of Laravel Vite over Laravel Mix

Now, you can use Laravel Mix to generate the assets (JavaScript and CSS) that will improve the style of all the views of your project.

Now that a user can log in and register, you will learn how to protect the routes requiring authenticated users through a middleware.

By using the implicit model binding, you will get Laravel to solve for you the model instances you need.

In this class, you will see how to simplify your route system with Laravel to a single line, using resource routes.

Now, you will see how to centralize the logic of validation of requests using Laravel's Form Request, so that you save your controller of that responsibility.

Now that you know the essential components of a Laravel project, you will see how to create them using a single Artisan command (models, controllers, migrations, and factories).

Take advantage of blade components and templates to enhance your Laravel project.