Laravel is an easy-to-learn framework for building web applications. And Laravel has become hands-down the most popular framework for writing apps with PHP. With the update to version 6, there's never been a better time to learn.
In this course, Jeremy McPeak will teach you everything you need to get started with Laravel 6. You'll start with the basics: installing Laravel and creating your first app with routes and view templates. You'll build from there, practicing skills like organizing your app code with controllers, saving data to a relational database, and validating user input.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:53
1.1
Introduction
01:53
1.2Set Up Your Environment05:55
1.2
Set Up Your Environment
05:55
1.3Installing Laravel06:10
1.3
Installing Laravel
06:10
2.Basic Routing
2.1Routing Requests09:32
2.1
Routing Requests
09:32
2.2Working With Query Data10:18
2.2
Working With Query Data
10:18
2.3Route URL Wildcards07:27
2.3
Route URL Wildcards
07:27
2.4Routing to Controllers06:27
2.4
Routing to Controllers
06:27
3.The Blade Templating Engine
3.1Introducing Layouts08:23
3.1
Introducing Layouts
08:23
3.2Using Layouts and Generating URLs08:52
3.2
Using Layouts and Generating URLs
08:52
3.3Using Named Routes to Generate URLs06:35
3.3
Using Named Routes to Generate URLs
06:35
3.4Working With Data in Views11:44
3.4
Working With Data in Views
11:44
4.Working With Data
4.1Setting Up the Database06:53
4.1
Setting Up the Database
06:53
4.2Creating Migrations and Models10:16
4.2
Creating Migrations and Models
10:16
4.3Displaying the Create Form05:39
4.3
Displaying the Create Form
05:39
4.4Storing New Information11:04
4.4
Storing New Information
11:04
4.5Validating User Input09:36
4.5
Validating User Input
09:36
4.6Updating Data08:17
4.6
Updating Data
08:17
4.7Cleaning Up the Code11:58
4.7
Cleaning Up the Code
11:58
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion01:03
5.1
Conclusion
01:03
