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198 Lessons
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Object Oriented PHP Basics
13
- 5.0
  Object Oriented PHP role in the WWW
- 5.1
  The php.ini File
- 5.2
  Basic PHP Syntax
- 5.3
  PHP Tags
- 5.4
  PHP Statements and Whitespace
- 5.5
  Comments
- 5.6
  PHP Functions
- 5.7
  Hello World!
- 5.8
  Variables
- 5.9
  PHP Operators
- 5.10
  Creating Dynamic Pages
- 5.11
  Flow Control
- 5.12
  Arrays
HTML and CSS for Object Oriented PHP
4
- 6.0
  HTML
- 6.1
  CSS
- 6.2
  String Manipulation
- 6.3
  Reusing Code and Writing Functions
Laravel Framework – Basic PHP with Framework
3
- 7.0
  About PHP & MySQL
- 7.1
  Advantages of using Framework
- 7.2
  Introducing Laravel Framework
Laravel Framework – Introduction to Laravel
5
- 8.0
  Understanding Laravel
- 8.1
  Exploring the foundations of Laravel
- 8.2
  Setting up Composer on the Mac
- 8.3
  Setting up Composer on Windows
- 8.4
  Installing Laravel
Laravel Framework – Displaying Views & Understanding Blade
9
- 9.0
  Working with Blade templating
- 9.1
  Creating and using a basic view
- 9.2
  Passing data into a view
- 9.3
  Loading a view into another view/nested views
- 9.4
  Adding assets
- 9.5
  Creating a view using Blade
- 9.6
  Utilizing advanced Blade usage
- 9.7
  Defining conditions
- 9.8
  Integrating form elements
Laravel Framework – Creating Initial Laravel Pages
6
- 10.0
  Handling routing
- 10.1
  Establishing an HTML view
- 10.2
  Connecting to a database
- 10.3
  Creating tables with Schema Builder
- 10.4
  Enabling version control with Migrations
- 10.5
  Querying with Eloquent ORM
Laravel Framework – Creating a Laravel Application
4
- 11.0
  Setting up for authentication
- 11.1
  Creating a registration form
- 11.2
  Logging in and out
- 11.3
  Securing content
Laravel Framework – Configuring the Database
6
- 12.0
  Connection to The Database
- 12.1
  Database Driver
- 12.2
  Eloquent Driver
- 12.3
  Creating A Migration
- 12.4
  Creating A Model
- 12.5
  Creating A Seeder
Laravel Framework – Configuring Authentication
13
- 13.0
  Logging In
- 13.1
  Creating A Layout View
- 13.2
  Creating A Login View
- 13.3
  Creating A Login Action
- 13.4
  Authenticating Users
- 13.5
  Redirecting With Input
- 13.6
  Resetting Passwords
- 13.7
  Creating A Password Reset View
- 13.8
  Creating A Password Reset Action
- 13.9
  Working With Authenticated Users
- 13.10
  Creating A Profile Page
- 13.11
  Creating Filters
- 13.12
  Creating A Logout Action
Laravel Framework – Access Control List
12
- 14.0
  Managing Groups
- 14.1
  Refactoring Migrations
- 14.2
  Listing Groups
- 14.3
  Adding Groups
- 14.4
  Editing Groups
- 14.5
  Deleting Groups
- 14.6
  Adding Users And Resources
- 14.7
  Adding Migrations, Models, And Relationships
- 14.8
  Adding Views
- 14.9
  Seeding Resources
- 14.10
  Saving Relationships
- 14.11
  Advanced Routes
Laravel Framework – Deployment
19
- 15.0
  Dependencies
- 15.1
  Environment Commands
- 15.2
  Checking Environments
- 15.3
  Setting Environments
- 15.4
  Unsetting Environments
- 15.5
  Asset Commands
- 15.6
  Combining Assets
- 15.7
  Minifying Assets
- 15.8
  Building Assets
- 15.9
  Watching Assets
- 15.10
  Resource Watcher Integration Bug
- 15.11
  Rsync
- 15.12
  Distribute Command
- 15.13
  Copying Files For Distribution
- 15.14
  Removing Development Files
- 15.15
  Synchronizing Files To A Remote Server
- 15.16
  Command Portability
- 15.17
  Preprocessors
- 15.18
  Images
Laravel Framework – API
13
- 16.0
  Dependencies
- 16.1
  Creating Resources With Artisan
- 16.2
  Creating Resources With Generators
- 16.3
  Generating Migrations
- 16.4
  Generating Seeders
- 16.5
  Generating Models
- 16.6
  Generating Controllers
- 16.7
  Binding Models To Routes
- 16.8
  Troubleshooting Aliases
- 16.9
  Testing Endpoints
- 16.10
  Authenticating Requests
- 16.11
  Using Accessors And Mutators
- 16.12
  Using Cache
Laravel Framework – Packages
9
- 17.0
  Composer
- 17.1
  Dependency Injection
- 17.2
  Inversion Of Control
- 17.3
  Service Providers
- 17.4
  Organizing Code
- 17.5
  Publishing Configuration Files
- 17.6
  Creating Composer.json
- 17.7
  Submitting A Package To Packagist
- 17.8
  Note On Testing
Laravel Framework – Real Time Chat
19
- 18.0
  Dependencies
- 18.1
  Bootstrap
- 18.2
  EmberJS
- 18.3
  Ratchet
- 18.4
  ReactPHP
- 18.5
  Ratchet
- 18.6
  Creating An Interface
- 18.7
  Creating A View
- 18.8
  Creating An EmberJS App
- 18.9
  Creating A Service Provider
- 18.10
  Creating A Chat Handler
- 18.11
  Creating A Socket Wrapper
- 18.12
  Creating A Serve Command
- 18.13
  Connecting To The Socket Server
- 18.14
  Wiring Up The Interface
- 18.15
  Showing Chat Messages
- 18.16
  Sending Chat Messages
- 18.17
  Finishing Up The Template
- 18.18
  Note On Nginx
Laravel Framework – Multisites
5
- 19.0
  Operating Systems
- 19.1
  Server Setup
- 19.2
  Virtual Hosts
- 19.3
  Environments
- 19.4
  Translation
Laravel Framework – Advanced Database with Session & Cooke
6
- 20.0
  The basic database design concept
- 20.1
  Database relationship
- 20.2
  Database Model Description
- 20.3
  Database Normalization
- 20.4
  Session
- 20.5
  Cooke
Laravel Framework – Online Payment Method
2
- 21.0
  PayPal Standard
- 21.1
  Authorize.net
Ajax Basics
7
- 22.0
  HTTP Request and Response Fundamentals
- 22.1
  The XMLHttpRequest Object
- 22.2
  XMLHttpRequest Methods
- 22.3
  XMLHttpRequest Properties
- 22.4
  Cross-Browser Usage
- 22.5
  Sending a Request to the Server
- 22.6
  Basic Ajax Example
Ajax with server side scripting language
8
- 23.0
  Bringing in the Ajax: GET vs. POST
- 23.1
  Passing Values
- 23.2
  Client-Driven Communication, Server-Side Processing
- 23.3
  Basic Examples
- 23.4
  Expanding and Contracting Content
- 23.5
  Auto-Complete
- 23.6
  Form Validation
- 23.7
  Tool Tips
jQuery Basics with Example & Selectors
9
- 24.0
  About jQuery
- 24.1
  How jQuery Works
- 24.2
  jQuery: The Basics
- 24.3
  Launching Code and Complete Examples
- 24.4
  Using selectors and events
- 24.5
  Selectors
- 24.6
  Basics & Hierarchy
- 24.7
  Basic, Content, Visibility, Attribute & Child Filters
- 24.8
  Forms & Form Filters
Building an Inventory System – day one
6
- 25.0
  Home – Text Box
- 25.1
  Calendar – Add Event
- 25.2
  Calendar – Add the most important things
- 25.3
  Calendar – Follow-up
- 25.4
  Calendar – Week view
- 25.5
  Email
Building an Inventory System – day two
5
- 26.0
  Customers – View customers
- 26.1
  Customers – View contacts
- 26.2
  Customers – Add new
- 26.3
  Customers – Import Customers
- 26.4
  Customers – Tell a friend
Building an Inventory System – day three
8
- 27.0
  My Account – My profile
- 27.1
  My Account – Change Password
- 27.2
  My Account – Cancel Membership
- 27.3
  My Account – Submit testimonials
- 27.4
  My Account – Submit suggestions
- 27.5
  My Account – Submit tips
- 27.6
  My Account – Tell a friend
- 27.7
  My Account – Download Brochure
Building an Inventory System – day four
4
- 28.0
  Inventory – My Inventory
- 28.1
  Inventory – My Inventory: Personal Product
- 28.2
  Invoices – View Invoices
- 28.3
  Invoices – Create Invoice
Building an Inventory System – day five
3
- 29.0
  Expenses – Expenses
- 29.1
  Expenses – Income
- 29.2
  Expenses – Add Income

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