A Complete Laravel basics from beginner to expert

Learn the fundamentals of Laravel by building a complete project from scratch, covering controllers, views, forms, models, image upload with resize, and AJAX with JSON responses.

Learn a Laravel overview and walk through installing the local environment, starting the server, and creating a new Laravel project with composer, then running it in the browser.

Explore Laravel folder structure through MVC architecture, locating models, views, controllers, and service providers, routes, and config files, and learn how autoloading and database connections drive the application.

Route a user request to a controller, where the model accesses the database and prepares data for the view. Display the results in the browser.

Define models and migrations in Laravel to build the users table with id, name, email, and password. Run migrations to create the table and fetch records from the database.

Learn how to create and submit forms in Laravel, handle post requests, map input fields to database columns, manage CSRF tokens and sessions, and save records securely.

Discover how to build and validate forms in Laravel, define validation rules for name and email, handle errors, and customize messages using the query builders workflow.

Create a new Laravel project named articles, configure the database, run migrations, and implement login and registration pages to enable user authentication for a blogging app.

Learn how to add new articles in a Laravel project by creating controllers and migrations, handling form inputs, posting data, and displaying articles.

Learn how to upload files in Laravel by submitting a form, handling the input in a controller, and saving images to the local storage folder (public) with proper naming.

Learn image resizing in Laravel from beginner to expert, including importing the image class, resizing, cropping, colorizing, adding watermarks, and adjusting opacity and grayscale.

Learn how to send emails in Laravel, handle Ajax submissions, and return json responses, with practical testing of email workflows using a mail service.