Search for name resolution rules in php to understand difference between unqualified name and fully qualified name. But, to answer your question. For some reason your Tinker does not know how to resolve address of Chirp model, once you give him full namespace to Chirp model it works.
I have used Laravel for 1 year, and I must say it's very nice. Unfortunately, it's not easy to find a job in my region as a Laravel developer, 90% of the time the market is looking for people who know React or Angular. Laravel is very simple and follows a structure that is extremely helpful, whereas making a full-stack application with React can be quite messy. I don't know why there is this trend of creating very simple web applications with overly complicated and unnecessary tools, but that's just how it is. I hope Laravel gains more recognition because, in my opinion, it is very underrated.
15:30 It's because the Tailwind navigation menu provided by Laravel isn't truly responsive like Bootstrap where you only have to declare the nav menu links once.
hi Brent, I've installed Laravel with the Laravel Sail (im using Windows, so its Laravel Sail on WSL2). Hopefully i can follow this bootcamp with this setup 🤞
Thanks for such an amazing walkthrough! One quick question: I'm getting errors saying "Unable to locate a class or view for component [input-error]" and "Unable to locate a class or view for component [primary-button]". I can fix those errors by creating "resources/views/components/input-error.blade.php" and "resources/views/components/primary-button.blade.php" files but honestly I don't know what to put in those files. I was hoping that one of the commands shown in the bootcamp actually created those files for me but probably that wasn't the case. I'm a totally noob to Blade, Mix and Laravel in general. I'm using Mix instead of Vite, BTW. Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the great video! After years of messing around with vanilla php and being really into mysql, I am learning OOP, mvc etc. Very impressive. But I wondered if you had an opinion on Eloquent and whether it could be at all an improvement on making your own mysql statements. For example, easy loading doesn't seem to use joins, rather goes about it in a very strange and inefficient way, compared with what I am used to with doing my own sql statements. I know that you can use the query builder but I would like to be db-efficient whilst doing things the 'laravel' way. Have you got an opinion on this?
C:\laragon\www\chirper\vendor\laravel\framework\src\Illuminate\Database\Connectors\Connector.php:70 PDOException::("could not find driver") I am not getting pass changing my DB connection, I have deleted all other DB* except for DB connection and changed it to sqlite, the dabase has the database.sqlite what should i try again?
Hey thanks for your content. I'm following the tutorial but I can't find the .env file it does't seems to be in my chirper or vendor folder. It is required to have the PHPstorm to find files with that extension?
Very cool video, congrats Brent!
I wondering..
When I use tinker "Chirp::all();", it not work.. But
When I use tinker "\App\Models\Chirp::all();", it works..
What happened..?
Search for name resolution rules in php to understand difference between unqualified name and fully qualified name. But, to answer your question. For some reason your Tinker does not know how to resolve address of Chirp model, once you give him full namespace to Chirp model it works.
Same problem here, still figuring out how to solve it? any clue?
5:30 the default is “no”, you should have typed in “yes”
I have used Laravel for 1 year, and I must say it's very nice. Unfortunately, it's not easy to find a job in my region as a Laravel developer, 90% of the time the market is looking for people who know React or Angular. Laravel is very simple and follows a structure that is extremely helpful, whereas making a full-stack application with React can be quite messy.
I don't know why there is this trend of creating very simple web applications with overly complicated and unnecessary tools, but that's just how it is.
I hope Laravel gains more recognition because, in my opinion, it is very underrated.
I don't understand why PHPStorm 2022 still does not support "blade components" out of the box!😬
Wow... Few days ago I was looking that if someone has made a video tutorial for Laravel boot camp... And here it is...
It's troubling that you need node to run the blade version.
15:30 It's because the Tailwind navigation menu provided by Laravel isn't truly responsive like Bootstrap where you only have to declare the nav menu links once.
TIL! Thanks :)
hi Brent, I've installed Laravel with the Laravel Sail (im using Windows, so its Laravel Sail on WSL2). Hopefully i can follow this bootcamp with this setup 🤞
Thanks for such an amazing walkthrough!
One quick question: I'm getting errors saying "Unable to locate a class or view for component [input-error]" and "Unable to locate a class or view for component [primary-button]". I can fix those errors by creating "resources/views/components/input-error.blade.php" and "resources/views/components/primary-button.blade.php" files but honestly I don't know what to put in those files. I was hoping that one of the commands shown in the bootcamp actually created those files for me but probably that wasn't the case. I'm a totally noob to Blade, Mix and Laravel in general.
I'm using Mix instead of Vite, BTW.
Thanks in advance!
I type:
composer create-project laravel/laravel chirper
But end up with this message in my terminal:
zsh: command not found: composer
:(
That means you'll have to install composer: getcomposer.org/
Thanks for the great video! After years of messing around with vanilla php and being really into mysql, I am learning OOP, mvc etc. Very impressive.
But I wondered if you had an opinion on Eloquent and whether it could be at all an improvement on making your own mysql statements. For example, easy loading doesn't seem to use joins, rather goes about it in a very strange and inefficient way, compared with what I am used to with doing my own sql statements. I know that you can use the query builder but I would like to be db-efficient whilst doing things the 'laravel' way.
Have you got an opinion on this?
I'm used to using PDO and prefer it to Eloquent. But for simple queries, Eloquent is ok.
if you dont like ORM (eloquent), feel free to use Query Builder. if not raw sql will still supported in Laravel.
This was a very helpful tutorial. Thanks!
C:\laragon\www\chirper\vendor\laravel\framework\src\Illuminate\Database\Connectors\Connector.php:70
PDOException::("could not find driver")
I am not getting pass changing my DB connection,
I have deleted all other DB* except for DB connection and changed it to sqlite,
the dabase has the database.sqlite
what should i try again?
ok i figured it out... am using laragon and i had to enable sqlite extension for it to work
Hey thanks for your content. I'm following the tutorial but I can't find the .env file it does't seems to be in my chirper or vendor folder. It is required to have the PHPstorm to find files with that extension?
I just found out that using code .env after copy the example.env file allows to edit this 😅
Great stuff Brent@ Thanks
I love laravel
i love node js