Web users like single-page applications because they are more fluid and responsive. If you want to add more responsiveness and interactivity to your Laravel app, you might want to code it as a single-page app using a front-end web framework like Vue.js. This is a cutting-edge JavaScript framework that makes it easy to code web apps, and it is a favorite of the Laravel community.
In this course, Jeremy McPeak will teach you how to build a single-page app with a Laravel back-end. Along the way, you'll create a simple support ticket system, complete with routing, user authentication, and validation—all on the front-end.
Laravel and Vue.js work great together, and by the end of this course you'll have all the knowledge you need to combine Laravel with Vue to code single-page apps.
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1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:24
2.The Application's Front-End
2.1Getting Started07:59
2.2Designing the Ticket Table and Model07:08
2.3Creating the Ticket Submission Component08:53
2.4Saving Tickets06:48
2.5Validating the Form With VeeValidate07:36
2.6Adding Layout and Navigation08:11
2.7Programmatically Navigating to a Component08:09
2.8Viewing Tickets11:18
3.Ticket Administration
3.1Reorganizing the Code08:38
3.2Authorizing Access to the UI07:29
3.3Authenticating Users at the Server12:52
3.4Displaying the List of Tickets07:41
3.5Viewing the Ticket for Editing07:46
3.6Displaying More Dynamic Data11:43
4.Conclusion
4.1Conclusion01:13
