Lessons:21Length:2.7 hours
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2.1 Installing Composer and a Command Line Tool
In order to be able to install Laravel 4 you will need Composer and a proper Linux-like command line tool. A modern web developer cannot do without these tools anymore. And no, Windows users, the Windows prompt will not do!
In this lesson I’ll show you how to install these tools on both Mac and Windows. If you already have both Composer and a proper Linux-like command line tool installed, feel free to skip this lesson.
Related Links1.Introduction
1.1Welcome01:55
1.1
Welcome
01:55
2.Getting to Know Laravel 4
2.1Installing Composer and a Command Line Tool05:25
2.1
Installing Composer and a Command Line Tool
05:25
2.2Creating a Laravel 4 Project07:37
2.2
Creating a Laravel 4 Project
07:37
2.3Laravel 4 MVC09:44
2.3
Laravel 4 MVC
09:44
2.4Laravel 4 Routing09:18
2.4
Laravel 4 Routing
09:18
2.5Laravel 4 Route Groups And Filters03:51
2.5
Laravel 4 Route Groups And Filters
03:51
2.6Resource Controllers05:52
2.6
Resource Controllers
05:52
2.7Blade Essentials06:39
2.7
Blade Essentials
06:39
2.8Blade Layouts And Partials07:13
2.8
Blade Layouts And Partials
07:13
3.Working With the Database
3.1Laravel 4 Migrations08:29
3.1
Laravel 4 Migrations
08:29
3.2Laravel 4 Query Builder12:05
3.2
Laravel 4 Query Builder
12:05
3.3Eloquent CRUD12:49
3.3
Eloquent CRUD
12:49
3.4Eloquent Relations10:19
3.4
Eloquent Relations
10:19
3.5Laravel 4 Database Seeding03:55
3.5
Laravel 4 Database Seeding
03:55
4.Forms and Validation
4.1Setting Up a Laravel Form08:26
4.1
Setting Up a Laravel Form
08:26
4.2Validating the Form06:09
4.2
Validating the Form
06:09
5.Hands-On Project: A Simple Blog
5.1Setting Up the Blog09:47
5.1
Setting Up the Blog
09:47
5.2Creating the Admin Post Resource15:03
5.2
Creating the Admin Post Resource
15:03
5.3Securing the Admin Panel07:51
5.3
Securing the Admin Panel
07:51
5.4Creating the Front-End08:43
5.4
Creating the Front-End
08:43
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion and Resources01:01
6.1
Conclusion and Resources
01:01
