FREELessons: 12Length: 2.1 hours
Just about every application we write uses a database to store our data. If you're a Laravel developer, then chances are very good that you will use Eloquent to interact with your database. Eloquent makes it easy to connect to relational data in a database and work with it using object-oriented models in your Laravel app. It is simple to set up, easy to use, and packs a lot of power.
In this course, Envato Tuts+ instructor Jeremy McPeak will teach you how to use Eloquent, Laravel's object-relational mapper (ORM). Follow along as Jeremy builds the data back-end for a simple guitar database app. You'll learn how to create data tables with migrations, how to create data models, and how to use Eloquent for querying and mutating data.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:29
1.1
Introduction
01:29
2.The Basics
2.1Project Setup and Migrations15:29
2.1
Project Setup and Migrations
15:29
2.2Seeding13:05
2.2
Seeding
13:05
2.3Creating Models and Factories12:22
2.3
Creating Models and Factories
12:22
3.Using Eloquent
3.1Using Tinker07:40
3.1
Using Tinker
07:40
3.2Query Scopes07:48
3.2
Query Scopes
07:48
3.3Performing Queries14:07
3.3
Performing Queries
14:07
3.4Accessors and Mutators09:29
3.4
Accessors and Mutators
09:29
3.5CUD: Create, Update, and Delete14:34
3.5
CUD: Create, Update, and Delete
14:34
4.Relationships
4.1Setting Up Relationships15:05
4.1
Setting Up Relationships
15:05
4.2Querying With Relationships11:31
4.2
Querying With Relationships
11:31
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion00:59
5.1
Conclusion
00:59
