
Learn to integrate Vue.js with Laravel by building a restful API for a to-do list and seeing how the front-end and the back-end connect behind the scenes.
Learn to set up essential tools for a Vue.js and Laravel project, including node.js, npm, a package manager, git bash on Windows, and a text editor for version control.
Follow along with the vuejs and laravel integration project, download optional reference files, and set up dependencies with npm and composer using vscode.
Learn to build the backend for a Vue.js and Laravel integration by creating a Task model with migrations, a resource controller, and a RESTful API route.
Test routes early with a test controller to verify the API, then create a task table with title and priority and run artisan migrate.
Use faker to generate fake task data, create a new task instance with a title and priority, and serialize the result to JSON for API responses.
Develop and serialize API endpoints for creating, updating, and destroying tasks, return 200 ok or 201 created, and handle frontend requests in a small Vuejs and Laravel project.
Set up and manage Vue components in a Laravel project, creating app and task components, importing modules, and wiring templates, scripts, and styles for compilation and rendering.
Install dependencies with npm, then start the development server and enable a watch mode to compile Vue components within a Laravel app, ensuring live updates during integration.
Build a bootstrap table todo UI in a Vue.js and Laravel project by creating a task component, inputs, and priority select, then register and render the component.
Learn to loop through a data array in a Vue.js app, bind each task object (id, title, priority) to a child component via props, and ensure unique keys for rendering.
Install and set up axios to make requests from a Vue.js component, fetch tasks from a RESTful API, and render them in the front end.
Bind user input to a task object with v-model, then click add to store the data in the database using a store method and validate the result.
Send the full task data to the backend with a post request via the window object, then update the UI after storage to reflect the new task.
Learn how to remove a task in a vuejs and laravel app by emitting a delete event from a child component and listening in the parent to delete by id.
Demonstrates adding validation to prevent empty task entries by checking required fields, refactoring with a single if-statement for cleaner code, and ensuring proper submission.
Learn to add a loading overlay to a Vue.js and Laravel project using a plug-in, including installation, importing and registering the component, and toggling the loading state during data operations.
Vue.js is a JavaScript framework that allows us developers to quickly create really cool user interfaces. Vue comes out of the box in Laravel and they really make a great combo. I think once you try these two technologies you will fall in love with them On this course you will learn to use Vue.js with Laravel by building a cool restful api todo app.