I've watched the whole tutorial and came here to say it's amazing. Unlike many others, the author seems to spend a lot of time on preparing lessons before recording them, that's why he doesn't repeat himself, doesn't spend user's time whatching him making mistakes and thinking on how to solve them (other Laravel authours do it). He also uses Ajax requests so you can learn about it too. I recommend this course to anyone new to Laravel.
Thanks so much for your amazing feedback Sergey! I indeed try my best to help you all and provide the content as structured and prepared as possible, great to read that you like that.
Yeah this tut brought me back to learning laravel. I had tried going thru some tut i found on youtube about 2 yrs ago and it was nothing close to understandable. I gave up and went back to my wild ways of manual php coding. I got tired of it and came back to learn and bumped onto this. I must say many thanks for this. Clear and concise. It made everything easier to understand.
please do, I taught myself in a difficult manner, but seing this last night, it all made sense why things were working the way they were working, even the ones I ignored..lol, handsup ..
Hello everyone I just want to share with you my Laravel starter using version 5.4 It is including : Sentinel, Crud Generator, Laravel 5.4.x Twitter Bootstrap 3.x Back-end Automatic install and setup website. User management. Role management. Dashboard. Gentelella Dashboard Ready. Front-end User login, registration soon will be more... Packages included: Datatables Bundle Sentinel Crud generator Check out: www.rolandalla.com/laravel-5-4-advanced-starter/ Github: github.com/roladn/laravel-sentinel-crud-starter
woow. this one of the best tutorials i have ever seen. I really like how you have organised your teaching environment. It looks like you are seated and have a giant screen projected at your back. It makes we the : should I say students feels as if we are in a real classroom. With you zooming in and all that. Also like how you explains, taking your time to go through.. Man.... this tutorial is insane.
It's really awesome to read that Alex, thanks a million for your fantastic feedback! But I don't think I'm a genius, I guess I just like what I'm doing and I try my best to show others how I do it :)
Doing this alongside your Udemy course man, in my final year of college and your courses are what is helping me develop my final year project! Just wanted to post to say thank you, along with some encouragement to continue what you're doing because its both extremely helpful, and awesome! :)
Thank you very much for the tutorials. I'm a Computer Science major in college and your tutorials have helped a great deal with my projects. Hope you will continue adding more.
Hello Sir, your videos are simply amazing, I am also getting your full course. All explained clearly and in approachable manner, even to people with very limited coding knowledge.
Great tutorial. I am following your Angular 2 and Laravel Courses on this Channel. If you do an Angularjs 2 + Laravel 5.2 I will sure buy your course at Udemy because you are a very very good teacher. You really deserve to be paid for you great job!
Your series of PHP/Laravel tutorials are the best I have come acrosss, very detailed you really know your subject well. I am learning so much from your videos. How did you manage to learn so much ? Have you been coding for many years ?
@@academind Hey Max! I see you are no longer accepting enrollment for your Laravel course on udemy, anything you recommend instead for server-side web programming?
Just started learning laravel and this is an awesome tutorial! Very detailed and clear. Great job. Have you considered adding a video or two about creating groups? Having a facebook type "friends" setup so a user can limit who can see/comment etc.. And the other suggestion is to have a video about a "reply" function to comments?
Certainly interesting suggestions. Now, this series is already finished, but I constantly start new ones, hence I'm confident I'll get a change to pick up on your suggestions there :)
So, I just found your course on Udemy. Let me tell you that it's amazing. I'm moving from a MEAN Stack background, and your course is making the transition as seamless as possible. Thanks! :D
Your tutorals are amazing... Very detailed... I support your work with subscribe and with "like" on all videos you posted in this tutorial... Thank you very much for your time to make this videos :D
We did our one of our university group project using the laravel. For that this tutorial is very helpful for us. Because this tutorial is great. We have a another project to do using cakephp. Can you please do another tutorial series about cakephp?
Can i Learn Laravel from this version ? or We need upgrade the tutorial ? , and how big the difference between 5.2 and 7, thanks man , you'r my teacher
wow you are a brilliant teacher sir i liked your explanation i m not, native english speaker but the way that you are explaning it i hope i will learn alot from you .from one week i was serching about good laravel tutorila finally i found it.thank sfor your brilliant tutorial - via YTPak(.com)
Awesome! English is not my native language, and for better understanding i use english subtitles, and it write not "Laravel", but "terrible" xD Anyway, thx a lot, you are doing good things!
Great Job Man! Just a question what version of PHP did you use ? 5.6 or 7? I know Laravel 5.2 is fully compatible with PHP 7, and I want to start your tutorial with newest version !!! Thanks again!
Please can you make a tutorial explaining the various relationships with practical examples using laravel eloquent ? Like building a comment app or a blog post or something ???
Currently following your direction we end up with Laravel 5.4 and before even finishing the first one I am seeing some differences. For instance, the only file i am seeing in views is the welcome.blade. I am pushing through anyway, but I wonder if you could address the little changes. And Thank you so much for this tutorial. I like you methodology.
This tutorial really got me going with Laravel. Thank you. What autocomplete plugin do you use for your html tags? My bootstrap 3 plugin doesnt seem to be working :(
This is greatness. Much appreciate the tutorial. Was wondering. If one was to use Laravel to build a multi site network similar to Stack Exchange where sites are connected but unique, any suggestions on the best way to do this? Can you create a template and somehow share it over different domains for example? So that when you make a change it is updated on each site?
Try the Scotch Box, it is super simple and the front page has a tutorial on setting it up (Not about Laravel but setting it up becomes a simple matter after you read the guide).
Do you have a video showing how to setup vagrant with PHPstorm? The video tuts I have found are horribly incomplete or vague, and I find myself using xampp instead.
Great videos..seems like you have a lot of knowledge about laravel ..I would like to know how the localization in laravel 5.2 works, could you make a video on that? Thanks!!
+Martin Jespersgaard Hi Martin, great to hear you like it! Yes I do have a repo (link's in the description, but here's the shortcut ;): github.com/mschwarzmueller/laravel-basics-youtube)
Hi ! I'm wondering : what is the best php framework ? Laravel, or something else ? is it better to learn about laravel or Angular.js for a website that will need database use ? (my project is to create a website that gatters information and exercices and courses about teaching emotional intelligence to children, so that teachers can learn themselves regardless of where they are)
In 8:09 min in the video I am stuck. I cannot get the laravel page to open in my localhost/laravel/public/- (Object not found!, error 404), been stuck here for day's. Works good on my windows computer but not on my Mac. I am using PHP Storm and trying to follow your steps to the letter. I looked in the description for the useful links to help with the set up, cannot find what I need to get this to work. Thank you for your help. Gabe.
I guess you have to fix your default PHP interpreter check this out - stackoverflow.com/questions/19704412/phpstorm-7-dont-find-php-interpreter-on-windows then get into that URL : - localhost:63342/laravel/public/ if it doesn't work right click on public/index.php then run it as PHP script
Really Nice video, Learnt from this . nice and cleaner explanation . Sir, I have one question . Laravel have Auth we have authenticate and do login etc. same way i have done but as same as users table i have another table where i have saved other persons who will login to the system. I have searched over but i didnt get any thing on google. can you please provide any tutorial or link which can help me to implement this in laravel 5.2. Thanks in Advance .
hello mindspace, i have laravel installed but want to correctly know how to install homestead and vagrant when developing laravel applications. I followed your tutorials "Udemy - Modern Web Development with Laravel 5.2 (PHP Framework)" and they helped me alot. thanks
That's great to hear. Regarding Homestead and Vagrant: I have some videos on that, too. You may look through my channel playlists and you'll find them!
Laravel saved my life literally. I was wasting so much of it by using no framework. I certainly learned a lot however its a real time waster to reinvent the wheel.
I am very sorry Max, for not getting your name correctly, I however have a little problem with the like and dislike link, I have been trying to change them to buttons something small bootstrap button with to make it look nice, but i have been unable to do that, it screws up my edit models and the like and unlike, can you help with that. thank you, your tutorials gave me alot of insight into laravel
Hi Olatunji, I really can't go in-depth here since it seems to be a pure bootstrap/styling issue. Make sure to use the styles specified in the bootstrap docs/ on their page. The styles you post here seem to use font-awesome, so make sure to import that, too. (Google for Font Awesome and follow the instructions on the page)
This needs to be on Udemy, there is a void in good Laravel courses on Udemy. The "best selling" Laravel Udemy course is an unorganized mess of various mumbo jumbo. It's terrible. But this... this is great, and you should be making money off of this
Yes udemy barely has good courses for laravel. The main place to learn is laracasts and codecourse. Brad Traversy has some great laravel courses as well.
I have a small question - how do you get phpStorm to automatically insert the remainder of the code when you type .conta and it autocompletes it with and the rest? Thanks tons!
Thank you very much Mindsapce! I found the culprit. It was indeed Emmet settings. For anyone else having this issue, you need to have option called "Enable Abbreviation preview" checked for this to work. It was disabled in my out of the box settings.
I personally recommend using tools like Vagrant and VirtualBox, so you can develop your app in a Linux virtual machine setup that can be used on any OS, This also helps you keep your development and production environment as similar as possible (assuming you use Linux servers in production). I use the Scotch Box, a vagrant box made for PHP development, comes with everything you will need for Laravel development. If you are a beginner then going this route may be daunting at first.
Hi Mindspace, Thanks for ur nice videos. They are wonderful and highly explanatory. But pls I am stuck with the bootstrap modal with the edit. I followed your methods yet it is not working. Dont know if there is anything else I should do. I use windows 8 and localhost server.Thanks! Expecting to hear from you.
very powerful lesson video it is very simple to understand thank verymuch. please create lesson for menu(category) link to post(article) ...i hope you do it..like as wordpress menu
thanks for your efforts,I have a problem that @extends @section ......., are not recognized ,when i try them it seems like they are not part of the php code ,i don,t now why????
Hey you're a great teacher. I used the things you taught me and i'm building my first social network. However, I did my like functionality a bit different and its not working out so well can you help me? I would really like to finish the website. Is there a way to contact you? I could really use the help
+Rasheed Russell Hi Rasheed, I'm happy you're learning a lot. I'd love to help, but I can't offer any assistance beyond fixing errors related to the videos. I currently don't offer any personal coaching because I don't have anywhere near the time - that would lead to bad quality and both sides would lose.
+Mindspace Ok i understand. You're doing an amazing job though. Please keep up the good work. I'm sure a lot of people have benefitted and will continue to benefit from your tutorials.
Hi , thanks very much for the tutorial, but I have noted in your development environment-Editor, when you insert coding in the controller its automatically updates the User app\..., my questions is, which development environment you are using here. please assist
Hi Max, I am huge fan of our work, so I saw the course structure of modern web development at udemy. i like the course content but it is in laravel 5.2 and the current laravel version is 5.4 so can it be same for 5.4 or what are the major difference. and if i tried to install the laravel 5.2 using composer create project is doent install it gives some errors and with 5.4 it installs smoothly. so i need to make a project with version 5.4 so can you please suggest me that will this course help me ? Thanks
I've watched the whole tutorial and came here to say it's amazing. Unlike many others, the author seems to spend a lot of time on preparing lessons before recording them, that's why he doesn't repeat himself, doesn't spend user's time whatching him making mistakes and thinking on how to solve them (other Laravel authours do it). He also uses Ajax requests so you can learn about it too.
I recommend this course to anyone new to Laravel.
Thanks so much for your amazing feedback Sergey! I indeed try my best to help you all and provide the content as structured and prepared as possible, great to read that you like that.
Max , thank you very much, you are great at this, keep on teaching!)
I definitely will! :)
Yeah this tut brought me back to learning laravel. I had tried going thru some tut i found on youtube about 2 yrs ago and it was nothing close to understandable. I gave up and went back to my wild ways of manual php coding. I got tired of it and came back to learn and bumped onto this. I must say many thanks for this. Clear and concise. It made everything easier to understand.
Wow, amazing feedback, thanks a lot! :)
Your tutorial is amazing. Very detailed. Looking forward to finishing the entire site.
Cool to hear that! I'll keep going!
please do, I taught myself in a difficult manner, but seing this last night, it all made sense why things were working the way they were working, even the ones I ignored..lol, handsup ..
I definitely will! It's really great to hear that all this stuff is helpful to other people :)
Hello everyone I just want to share with you my Laravel starter using version 5.4
It is including : Sentinel, Crud Generator,
Laravel 5.4.x
Twitter Bootstrap 3.x
Back-end
Automatic install and setup website.
User management.
Role management.
Dashboard.
Gentelella Dashboard Ready.
Front-end
User login, registration
soon will be more...
Packages included:
Datatables Bundle
Sentinel
Crud generator
Check out: www.rolandalla.com/laravel-5-4-advanced-starter/ Github: github.com/roladn/laravel-sentinel-crud-starter
woow. this one of the best tutorials i have ever seen. I really like how you have organised your teaching environment. It looks like you are seated and have a giant screen projected at your back. It makes we the : should I say students feels as if we are in a real classroom. With you zooming in and all that. Also like how you explains, taking your time to go through.. Man.... this tutorial is insane.
Many, many thanks Elvee, that's really great to hear! :)
People like you make the world a better place. Thank you very much for such an amazing tutorial series.
+Sam Karanja
Wow, many thanks Sam, that is really incredible to hear! :)
Man, you are the closest definition to living genius when it comes to coding tutorials.
It's really awesome to read that Alex, thanks a million for your fantastic feedback! But I don't think I'm a genius, I guess I just like what I'm doing and I try my best to show others how I do it :)
Thank you.This is one of the few laravel tutorials on youtube but is the best and latest.
+Jasdeep Singh
Awesome to hear that, thank you!
Doing this alongside your Udemy course man, in my final year of college and your courses are what is helping me develop my final year project! Just wanted to post to say thank you, along with some encouragement to continue what you're doing because its both extremely helpful, and awesome! :)
That's so awesome to hear Luke, I'm really happy that all this content is helpful to you! Thanks for sharing your great feedback!
Thanks Macmillan, these tutorials are thoughtfully crafted for beginners with touch of advanced coding!!! Many thanks!
Thanks for your amazing feedback! :)
I have finished documentation in laravel 5.2. But I loved your teachings slowly and simply than some others and loving it.
I'm really happy to hear this, many thanks!
Mindspace Please keep on guiding us.
Content will coming continuously :)
Thanx his teaching is great
Really happy to hear this, thank you! :)
I have gone through many tutorials. By far this is the best one mate. Hardly anyone explains folder structure of any framework. Thanks a ton!!
Thank you very much for the tutorials. I'm a Computer Science major in college and your tutorials have helped a great deal with my projects. Hope you will continue adding more.
I am French but I understand perfectly what you say, thank you very much for this wonderful tutorial!
Just wow ! .. watched tons of tutorials but your ones ...just Great !! Thanks man .
Thanks so much Toorja! :)
Hello Sir, your videos are simply amazing, I am also getting your full course. All explained clearly and in approachable manner, even to people with very limited coding knowledge.
Many thanks for you awesome feedback! :)
Great tutorial. I am following your Angular 2 and Laravel Courses on this Channel. If you do an Angularjs 2 + Laravel 5.2 I will sure buy your course at Udemy because you are a very very good teacher. You really deserve to be paid for you great job!
+Militello Salvatore
Thanks Militello, that's great to hear and I'm really happy about it! :)
Great tutorial! There's not much tutorial's out there and thank God i found yours. Please continue :)
+John Darville
Hi, great to hear that you like it! Of course I'll continue :)
Your series of PHP/Laravel tutorials are the best I have come acrosss, very detailed you really know your subject well. I am learning so much from your videos. How did you manage to learn so much ? Have you been coding for many years ?
+john hood
Hi, awesome to hear it is that helpful!
I never studied coding or anything like that but I'm into all kinds of coding since many years.
Your Social networking tutorial is very nice and amazing. I lot of learning from that .
Thank you so much for sharing this, really happy to read that the videos are helpful :)
Now I'm here i will watch all your videos. thank you
Thank you so much for doing this. I like how you take time to explain what are you doing! You are fantastic.
Trying to learn Laravel. Thank you so much for sharing all of this with us!
Thanks for joining Guilherme! :)
Mindspace I thank you! :)
Thank you for your tutorial! I'm switching from CI to Laravel and it's nice to find amazing tutorials like these!
Already Subscribed. Great free tutorials for Laravel. Keep up the great work. :) I don't know what's wrong with the person who disliked it.
Great to have you on board Subhadeep! :)
@@academind Hey Max! I see you are no longer accepting enrollment for your Laravel course on udemy, anything you recommend instead for server-side web programming?
Just started learning laravel and this is an awesome tutorial! Very detailed and clear. Great job. Have you considered adding a video or two about creating groups? Having a facebook type "friends" setup so a user can limit who can see/comment etc.. And the other suggestion is to have a video about a "reply" function to comments?
Certainly interesting suggestions. Now, this series is already finished, but I constantly start new ones, hence I'm confident I'll get a change to pick up on your suggestions there :)
Cool! You're doing a fantastic job. Just going through all your videos right now. Learning a lot... Thank you for this!
Many thanks, it's great to hear that this is helpful and you're enjoying it :)
Wow, I mean WOW, without any doubt The best Tutorial there is. Atleast for me
Many, many thanks for those amazing words Toomas, I'm happy that you're enjoying it! :)
So, I just found your course on Udemy. Let me tell you that it's amazing. I'm moving from a MEAN Stack background, and your course is making the transition as seamless as possible. Thanks! :D
why is moving from MEAN? I am going to MEAN this year :D
Your tutorals are amazing... Very detailed... I support your work with subscribe and with "like" on all videos you posted in this tutorial... Thank you very much for your time to make this videos :D
Awesome to read this Milos, many thanks! :)
We did our one of our university group project using the laravel. For that this tutorial is very helpful for us. Because this tutorial is great. We have a another project to do using cakephp. Can you please do another tutorial series about cakephp?
I'm happy to hear that this tutorial was helpful to you! I'm not an expert on CakePHP so I'm sure there are better resources out there :)
I really like your tutorials! Glad I found your channel. Greetings from Karlsruhe ✌
Thank you so much Ferdinand, great to have on board! Greetings from Munich :)
really helpful for me, I was looking for a tutorial which covers ajax with laravel , Thanks a lot.
That's great to hear, many thanks for your great feedback!
Very nice tutorial. You explain every aspect so good. Thank You for this types of tutorial.
Thanks a lot for your great feedback Shaikh!
Sir, If you would like to create a tutorial on REST API using laravel, It would great help to me.
this tutorial series is awesome! thanks for this
Really amazing to hear that, thanks so much Alex!
where the fuck were you up until now? I wish i had this type of tutorial when i was starting out with laravel...amazing ..thank you!
+madman haha great to hear that! I'm here now at least ;)
Very thoughtfully done video. Thank you very much for the effort.
Happy to read that you like it Deepak, thanks a lot for your comment!
The best tutorial so far. thanks mate.
You are the man.. absolutely loved it..
Amazing to hear that, thanks a lot Asit! :)
Yes sir Thank you for the tutorial coming live from SOUTH AFRICA
Awesome. Keep up the good work. Comprehensive.
+nsoimaru
Thanks a lot!
Best Tutorial ! Startet lern Laravel see other tutors but ur best hope u make more and more ! ( greets from Germany :) )
Thanks so much, I'm really glad that you're enjoying it!
Das Beste ist IHR seit ja in München !? (laut Impressum) ich bin Tegernseerland Str. 31 aufgewachsen XDXD !
Das stimmt ja, ist echt eine sehr nette Gegend hier :)
Hi Max, you are very great and your tutorials are easy to understand. I tried to find your courses on udemy but couldn't find.
Thank you Hassan, you can find all my courses here => academind.com/learn/our-courses/
Can i Learn Laravel from this version ? or We need upgrade the tutorial ? , and how big the difference between 5.2 and 7, thanks man , you'r my teacher
wow you are a brilliant teacher sir i liked your explanation i m not, native english speaker but the way that you are explaning it i hope i will learn alot from you .from one week i was serching about good laravel tutorila finally i found it.thank sfor your brilliant tutorial
- via YTPak(.com)
+Attaullah Khan
Awesome to hear that, thank you!
Awesome! English is not my native language, and for better understanding i use english subtitles, and it write not "Laravel", but "terrible" xD
Anyway, thx a lot, you are doing good things!
Haha, that's a hilarious translation :D
Many thanks for your great feedback!
ooooo! you really scare me with that "HEY!!!!" But nyc tutorial and I really like it
I was like HEEEEEYshityoufuckingstartledme
Great Job Man! Just a question what version of PHP did you use ? 5.6 or 7? I know Laravel 5.2 is fully compatible with PHP 7, and I want to start your tutorial with newest version !!! Thanks again!
Thank you! I used 5.6 here.
First lecture totally amazing
And an amazing feedback - thanks a lot! :)
This video has helped me immensely, thanks a lot!
So great to hear that Ahmet! :)
WOW this man is amazing Very Respected teacher Really Thanks a lot! and keep going!
+Atef Diab mohamed
Amazing to hear that! Thank you so much!
Good Job !! From Tunisia
+Troc Troc
Great to hear that you're liking it! Best wishes from Germany to you!
Great lessons! Show us how to make Laravel + Angular 2 App!))
That's definitely something which will come in the future :)
Wow! Perfect! we will w8 it!
watching this with english subtitles turned on, it's hilarious!
Haha, I do believe that. English with German accent > AI (for now), I guess ;)
im deaf.. i guess im getting all misunderstand info /: hahha
Please can you make a tutorial explaining the various relationships with practical examples using laravel eloquent ? Like building a comment app or a blog post or something ???
Thank you very much for the effort you are doing amazing video and a great teacher keep it like that
So happy to read that, thank you so much :)
Thank you, you really explain everything very well and it is interesting, I liked it
Great to hear that Samvel, thanks for your feedback! :)
EXCELLENT TUTORIAL!!!
Awesome to hear that! :)
Currently following your direction we end up with Laravel 5.4 and before even finishing the first one I am seeing some differences. For instance, the only file i am seeing in views is the welcome.blade. I am pushing through anyway, but I wonder if you could address the little changes. And Thank you so much for this tutorial. I like you methodology.
This tutorial really got me going with Laravel. Thank you. What autocomplete plugin do you use for your html tags? My bootstrap 3 plugin doesnt seem to be working :(
Happy to hear that this video was helpful! I use "emmet" (built into PHPStorm, but also available as plugin for sublime etc).
you really are the best \(^_^)/ thank you very much :')
No you are, many, many thanks for the amazing feedback!
This is greatness. Much appreciate the tutorial. Was wondering. If one was to use Laravel to build a multi site network similar to Stack Exchange where sites are connected but unique, any suggestions on the best way to do this? Can you create a template and somehow share it over different domains for example? So that when you make a change it is updated on each site?
Mindspace is the best!!!
Nah, we both are ;)
:)
Thanks for this nice video. But please, how do we install it on live server when we finished it?
wow nice tutorial sir and your method is attractive with smiling face .
Many, many thanks Rahul, it's really great to hear that you're enjoying it :)
Bravo and thank you for such great work.
Thanks so much Revaz, really great to hear that you're enjoying it!
Really great video! Thank you.
+Juliana
Awesome to hear, thank YOU!
Really wish someone showed from start to finish how to setup Laravel on a VM.
Try the Scotch Box, it is super simple and the front page has a tutorial on setting it up (Not about Laravel but setting it up becomes a simple matter after you read the guide).
Starting laravel!!
Do you still read these? I would love to have a beer or 6 with you one day. :) Love your entire channel thank you.
Of course I do Gary. So great to read that you like the channel, thank you for your awesome feedback! I cannot promise the beers though ;)
Do you have a video showing how to setup vagrant with PHPstorm? The video tuts I have found are horribly incomplete or vague, and I find myself using xampp instead.
I got some videos on homestead but not on Vagrant standalone unfortunately
Thanks bro!
That you use for the IDE?
I use PHPStorm by Jetbrains for PHP development.
thanks
Sehr schön erklärt, weiter so!
Danke schön, freut mich sehr! :)
Before starting i want to know if you use OOP concepts in this series or not , and thank you so much.
Hi Omar, Laravel uses OOP concepts, therefore I of course use them, too.
thank you so much for your answer and your tutorials.
Great videos..seems like you have a lot of knowledge about laravel ..I would like to know how the localization in laravel 5.2 works, could you make a video on that?
Thanks!!
Very nice tutorial. Do you have a github for the code so i can follow along at the same time?
+Martin Jespersgaard
Hi Martin, great to hear you like it! Yes I do have a repo (link's in the description, but here's the shortcut ;): github.com/mschwarzmueller/laravel-basics-youtube)
Hi ! I'm wondering : what is the best php framework ? Laravel, or something else ?
is it better to learn about laravel or Angular.js for a website that will need database use ? (my project is to create a website that gatters information and exercices and courses about teaching emotional intelligence to children, so that teachers can learn themselves regardless of where they are)
Angular.js is a framework by Google for JavaScript.
Laravel is a PHP framework.
The most commonly used frameworks are Laravel, PhalconPHP and Zend.
Nice video mate
Thanks! :)
In 8:09 min in the video I am stuck. I cannot get the laravel page to open in my localhost/laravel/public/- (Object not found!, error 404), been stuck here for day's. Works good on my windows computer but not on my Mac. I am using PHP Storm and trying to follow your steps to the letter. I looked in the description for the useful links to help with the set up, cannot find what I need to get this to work. Thank you for your help. Gabe.
I guess you have to fix your default PHP interpreter check this out
- stackoverflow.com/questions/19704412/phpstorm-7-dont-find-php-interpreter-on-windows
then get into that URL :
- localhost:63342/laravel/public/
if it doesn't work right click on public/index.php then run it as PHP script
Thanks man, Nice post!
+UBCAP
Thank YOU! :)
Really Nice video, Learnt from this . nice and cleaner explanation .
Sir, I have one question . Laravel have Auth we have authenticate and do login etc. same way i have done but as same as users table i have another table where i have saved other persons who will login to the system. I have searched over but i didnt get any thing on google. can you please provide any tutorial or link which can help me to implement this in laravel 5.2.
Thanks in Advance .
Great to hear that you liked the video! It's best if you search for "Laravel multi auth" - that should give you some useful links
hello mindspace, i have laravel installed but want to correctly know how to install homestead and vagrant when developing laravel applications. I followed your tutorials "Udemy - Modern Web Development with Laravel 5.2 (PHP Framework)" and they helped me alot. thanks
That's great to hear. Regarding Homestead and Vagrant: I have some videos on that, too. You may look through my channel playlists and you'll find them!
+Mindspace I will thanks ☺
Laravel saved my life literally. I was wasting so much of it by using no framework. I certainly learned a lot however its a real time waster to reinvent the wheel.
i guess Im kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to stream new tv shows online ?
@Terry Esteban Lately I have been using FlixZone. You can find it by googling :)
@Jaxx Mason Definitely, been watching on flixzone for months myself =)
@Jaxx Mason Thank you, signed up and it seems to work =) I really appreciate it !
@Terry Esteban Glad I could help =)
Hi what IDE are you using ? Following tutorial step by step
Excelent Video, Thanks Very Much!!!!
Thank you, happy to hear you liked it!
very good lesson ;
what is IDE
Many thanks for the great feedback! I use PHPStorm by Jetbrains
@Academind can you please let me know which editor are you using?
I am very sorry Max, for not getting your name correctly, I however have a little problem with the like and dislike link, I have been trying to change them to buttons something small bootstrap button with to make it look nice, but i have been unable to do that, it screws up my edit models and the like and unlike, can you help with that. thank you, your tutorials gave me alot of insight into laravel
Hi Olatunji,
I really can't go in-depth here since it seems to be a pure bootstrap/styling issue. Make sure to use the styles specified in the bootstrap docs/ on their page. The styles you post here seem to use font-awesome, so make sure to import that, too. (Google for Font Awesome and follow the instructions on the page)
so nice tutorial..............
awesome , comment before going through it :D :D
:D Thanks a lot ;)
This needs to be on Udemy, there is a void in good Laravel courses on Udemy. The "best selling" Laravel Udemy course is an unorganized mess of various mumbo jumbo. It's terrible.
But this... this is great, and you should be making money off of this
Yes udemy barely has good courses for laravel. The main place to learn is laracasts and codecourse. Brad Traversy has some great laravel courses as well.
I have a small question - how do you get phpStorm to automatically insert the remainder of the code when you type .conta and it autocompletes it with and the rest? Thanks tons!
That's a plugin PHPStorm ships with - it's called "emmet" (you may google it for more information). It allows you to quickly write HTML code.
Thank you very much Mindsapce! I found the culprit. It was indeed Emmet settings. For anyone else having this issue, you need to have option called "Enable Abbreviation preview" checked for this to work. It was disabled in my out of the box settings.
Hello, I'm a developer myself and thinking of getting a new laptop. What do you recommend, a MAC or Windows System?
Use GNU/linux OS eg. Ubuntu good for development. ugly to look at, Super fantastic if you are man enough to use it
I personally recommend using tools like Vagrant and VirtualBox, so you can develop your app in a Linux virtual machine setup that can be used on any OS, This also helps you keep your development and production environment as similar as possible (assuming you use Linux servers in production).
I use the Scotch Box, a vagrant box made for PHP development, comes with everything you will need for Laravel development.
If you are a beginner then going this route may be daunting at first.
Hi Mindspace, Thanks for ur nice videos. They are wonderful and highly explanatory. But pls I am stuck with the bootstrap modal with the edit. I followed your methods yet it is not working. Dont know if there is anything else I should do. I use windows 8 and localhost server.Thanks! Expecting to hear from you.
very powerful lesson video it is very simple to understand thank verymuch. please create lesson for menu(category) link to post(article) ...i hope you do it..like as wordpress menu
+NewTech Mawlamyine
Thank you! I think there are good chances something like that will appear in a future video! :)
Thank very much...
thanks for your efforts,I have a problem that @extends @section ......., are not recognized ,when i try them it seems like they are not part of the php code ,i don,t now why????
The course is no longer available to purchase on the Udemy platform. Do you plan to make an updated version? Thanks.
At the moment I have so such plans to be honest, but this can always change in the future.
Thanks, this information. Thank you.
You're welcome, I'm happy to hear you're liking it!
Hey you're a great teacher. I used the things you taught me and i'm building my first social network. However, I did my like functionality a bit different and its not working out so well can you help me? I would really like to finish the website. Is there a way to contact you? I could really use the help
+Rasheed Russell
Hi Rasheed, I'm happy you're learning a lot. I'd love to help, but I can't offer any assistance beyond fixing errors related to the videos. I currently don't offer any personal coaching because I don't have anywhere near the time - that would lead to bad quality and both sides would lose.
+Mindspace Ok i understand. You're doing an amazing job though. Please keep up the good work. I'm sure a lot of people have benefitted and will continue to benefit from your tutorials.
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Thank you so much!!!
+Huy Ta Quang
I'm happy that you like it! :)
Hi , thanks very much for the tutorial, but I have noted in your development environment-Editor, when you insert coding in the controller its automatically updates the User app\..., my questions is, which development environment you are using here. please assist
Hi Michael, I'm happy to hear that you're enjoying my tutorial! I use PHPStorm by Jetbrains.
Hi Max,
I am huge fan of our work, so I saw the course structure of modern web development at udemy. i like the course content but it is in laravel 5.2 and the current laravel version is 5.4 so can it be same for 5.4 or what are the major difference.
and if i tried to install the laravel 5.2 using composer create project is doent install it gives some errors and with 5.4 it installs smoothly.
so i need to make a project with version 5.4 so can you please suggest me that will this course help me ?
Thanks
great tutorial, thanks)