Experience: 2 years
Our PHP trainer has exposure to work with Core PHP, codeigniter Framwork, Laravel Framwork, PHP MVC. He has very good knowledge into html5 css3, javascript, jquery. Since five year he has been working with PHP. He developed many web applcations and web designing. Currently he is also leading a project as a Team Leader. he possesses exceptional training skills.
Laravel is a free, open-source PHP framework for web development. It is developed by Taylor Otwell with the intension of developing web applications following the model–view–controller (MVC) architectural pattern and based on Symfony.
Laravel is one of the powerful and fastest growing MVC frameworks. It is popular among the developers who need a simple and elegant toolkit to create full-featured web applications.
Before you start this course, you should be familiar with HTML, Core PHP, and Advance PHP. If you are new to any of these concepts, we suggest you to first pick the PHP for Web Development course so that you will get familiar with these concepts and can gain a better understanding of Laravel.
1.1. Brief History
1.2. Advantages
1.3. Getting started with Laravel
1.4. Laravel MVC
1.5. Laravel routing
2.1. Installing Composer and commandline tool 2.2. Blade essentials
2.3. Resource controllers
2.4. Laravel Route groups and Filters
2.5. Models
2.6. Views
2.7. Controllers
3.1. Working with database
3.2. Eloquent CRUD
3.3. Query builder
3.4. Eloquent relations
3.5. Migrations
3.6. Database seeding
4.1. Setting up Laravel form
4.2. Validating a form
4.3. Creating Admin Post Resource
4.4. Creating a front end
4.5. Setting up the blog
4.6. Securing the admin panel
4.7. Handling Routing
4.8. Establishing an HTML view
5.1. Creating tables with schema Builder
5.2. Enabling version control with migrations
5.3. Querying with eloquent ORM
5.4. Displaying Laravel code
5.5. Working with Blade templates
6.1. Defining conditions
6.2. Integrating form elements
6.3. Setting up authentication
6.4. Creating a registration form
6.5. Securing content
7.1. Testing Laravel code
7.2. Setting up PHPUnit
7.3. Running an initial test
7.4. Handling framework assertions
8.1. Building a Laravel application
8.2. Authenticating users in Laravel application
8.3. Deploying Laravel code in application
9.1. Console base crud operations
9.2. Like add/update/delete with example module