In this course, you will learn from the basics to intermediate and then advance to Laravel.
You will learn what Laravel and MVC are, which means you will learn everything about the model, view, and controller and how it works. You will also learn everything about routes in Laravel and how to use them. You will completely learn everything about CRUD operations, authentication, and authorization in Laravel.
Laravel is a popular PHP framework designed for building web applications using the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture. It's known for its elegant syntax, powerful tools, and features like Eloquent ORM, Blade templating, and Artisan commands, which streamline development and make it more efficient. Learning Laravel helps you build scalable, secure, and maintainable web applications quickly.
Yes, a basic understanding of PHP is required for this course. Laravel is a PHP framework, so knowing how to write basic PHP code (variables, functions, arrays, and OOP concepts) is essential before diving into Laravel. If you are new to PHP, it's recommended to learn PHP fundamentals first.
This course is not for absolute beginners. You should have a working knowledge of web development fundamentals like HTML, CSS, PHP, and basic JavaScript. However, if you are familiar with these topics, the course is beginner-friendly in terms of learning Laravel from scratch.
You will need: A computer with at least 4GB of RAM.
PHP 8.0 or higher installed.
Composer (PHP dependency manager).
A local development environment such as XAMPP, MAMP, or Laravel Valet.
A code editor (like VSCode, Sublime Text, or PHPStorm).
Basic knowledge of using the command line (CLI).
By the end of the course, you will be able to build fully functional web applications with user authentication, database interaction, file uploads, RESTful APIs, and more. Projects could include a blog, e-commerce website, or task management system.
The course is designed to be completed in about 10 weeks if you spend around 8–10 hours per week studying and working on projects. However, it can vary based on your prior experience and learning pace.
It’s helpful to have a basic understanding of the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture, but the course will cover how Laravel implements MVC in detail. You’ll learn how models, views, and controllers work together to structure your applications.
Yes! The course includes a module on building and consuming RESTful APIs using Laravel. You’ll learn how to handle API requests, return JSON responses, and secure your APIs using Laravel Passport or Sanctum.
Yes, after covering the basics, the course will dive into advanced topics like: Middleware and route protection.
Event broadcasting for real-time applications.
Authentication and role-based access control.
Task scheduling, queues, and more.
Absolutely! Laravel is a perfect back-end framework to complement front-end technologies like React, or Angular. The course will cover Blade templating and basic front-end integration, but you can further extend your learning to become a full-stack developer by pairing Laravel with modern JavaScript frameworks.
Yes, the course will guide you through deploying your Laravel application to production using platforms like AWS, or GoDaddy. You’ll learn about environment configurations, optimizing performance, and securing your app for production.
Yes! Laravel is widely used by freelance developers and small business owners because of its scalability, community support, and extensive documentation. The course will teach you how to build professional-grade web applications quickly and efficiently, making it highly beneficial for freelancers.
Yes, the course is project-based. You’ll work on real-world applications, starting from small features to more complex full-stack projects, which will help you apply the skills you learn in a practical setting.
The course covers Laravel in-depth, but it’s beneficial to have a basic understanding of databases (like MySQL), Git (for version control), and front-end technologies (like HTML, CSS, JavaScript). However, the course will focus primarily on back-end development with Laravel.
Requirements
- Basic Knowledge of PHP
- HTML & CSS
- JavaScript Basics
- Understanding of Databases
- Basic Knowledge of Command Line (CLI)
- Composer
- Experience with MVC (Model-View-Controller) (Optional)
- Problem-Solving Skills
- Patience & Persistence
Features
- Comprehensive Understanding of Laravel Framework
- Hands-on Project-Based Learning
- In-depth Coverage of Eloquent ORM
- API Development and Integration
- Authentication and Authorization Systems
- Blade Templating and Frontend Integration
- Handling File Uploads and Storage
- Error Handling and Debugging
- Artisan Console Commands
- Deployment and Optimization
Target audiences
- Students in Computer Science or Web Development
- PHP Developers
- Web Developers
- Programmers New to PHP Frameworks
- Full-Stack Developers
- Backend Developers Looking to Transition into Modern Frameworks
- Teams and Companies
- Career Changers