November 2024 update: I just posted a Laravel Deployment Guide video on my channel, link here: ruclips.net/video/oMtPkNMKpV8/видео.html Hey everyone, I didn't follow a detailed script for this video, just a general outline, and I forgot to take care of the detail that only logged in users should be able to create posts. In our PostController method that creates posts, you could simply wrap that action in an "if" check using auth()->check() as the condition. Also, the logic that checks if you're allowed to edit or delete a post will cause the "edit-post" URL to error if you're not logged in. I'm so used to using policies and middleware in Laravel to perform these types of permission checks that I oversimplified this example in this lesson. Hopefully the video was helpful in letting you understand the big picture aspects of Laravel, and I'd encourage you to research "Laravel Auth Middleware" and "Laravel Policies" for a much more organized and official way of handling permissions. We cover all of these topics in detail in my 14 hour premium Laravel course. Thanks! Brad
My show Edit function was modified a bit to remove the error when logged out. if(isset(auth()->user()->id)) { if(auth()->user()->id !== $post['user_id']) { return redirect('/'); } }else{ return redirect('/'); } Instead of just if(auth()->user()->id !== $post['user_id']) { return redirect('/'); }
2 minutes in and already love it, basic styling of it just makes me happy, all of those other courses like 70% of a time its about styling and not actually about functionality of laravvel
Hi Brad, I got an intership using this blog tutorial (a very similar, but even simpler hahaha), thank you so much! Now to start the job I'm doing your complete laravel course on udemy, your teaching is wonderful. Hugs from Brazil
I had 10+ years in PHP and while thinking of learning Laravel, my thought was ugh, yet another framework. This is the first video that got me interested in learning it. Thanks Brad
Great tutorial! For the length of the video it’s very digestible. I think it touched on all the stuff I needed to get started. I’m coming from nodejs/express setup, so this got me up to speed. Thank you!
You taught me how to create WordPress themes from scratch 6 years and I've since turned it into a successful career and jump started my dev journey. Since then I've been through the JS/TS ringer and I'm just a little tired of the venture backed hype train of the Node world (everything is basically Vercel) so I'm back to do some comfy ol' PHP development. Excited to learn Laravel, I've only heard good things.
Anyone looking to learn Laravel .. I promise you.. you're in the right place . The instructor is the best thing that ever happened to programming ... He is the bomb
I have a project that is basically in line with your tutorial. I have been able to build most part of the project using your guideline. lots of gratitude all the way from Kenya 😄
Very timely. I have a php script to modify and hopefully start a small business. You can imagine my joy when my favourite teacher posts the exact framework I need for the project. Keep it up Brad. Kazi mzuri!
Finally a basic video that gives you a good foundation. It gives you a practical understanding of the mvc components including routes and a look into best practices when it comes to models. Using the Visual Studio add on that includes module references is helpful too. Thanks so much!
Just completed the complete video. I really want to thankyou from the bottom of my heart. Other tutorials just they were coding and no much this good explanation. From you I learned and I also learned what we are doing and why are we doing it. I really enjoyed learning from you. Thankyou so so much. Looking forward to learn more from you.
Thanks so much for the comment; focusing on the "why" in my lessons so that it makes sense for people is why I do what I do; it's so awesome to hear that it's actually helping. Cheers!
Thank you so much!! You just took me by the hand and led me into the laravel world. Due to your calm and clean teaching I'm feeling really comfortable with that right now.
The Best Teacher on any platform available... gave us the most simple to digest Laravel tutorial for us .. i will definitely get the full course.. Iwas always confused on Laravel up till now.. Thankyou so much Brad..
first time viewer here. i was really amazed by your teaching skills. i am sure that this video will build a strong foundation for learning laravel for me and countless others. i wish you all the success in life. God bless
Brad's Laravel course has been very helpful for me. I had no clue about the inner-workings of Laravel before I went through Brad's course. It gave me a solid grounding in many important parts of the Laravel infrastructure and I'm a big fan of Brad's style of teaching which is always clear and understandable. Thanks to Brad's course, I am now involved in a fairly large Laravel-based project. Highly recommended. Thanks Brad! 🙏😎👍
Thank you so much for this! I've tried getting into Laravel since version 7, but most tutorials that I found were very convoluted or poorly explained. I revisited Laravel after a couple years and came across your tutorial. This tutorial does so many things right when introducing the basics! Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you sir ! I really enjoyed your video , i learned a lot. I wish you could take your class someday . i finished your video two days from setting the composer to this video i also copy what your doing while watching. Thank youuuuuu
Going through the tutorial and hit a snag not captured/updated in the video. Currently, the "name" attribute needs to be added to the input tags for the @csrf token to work. I was following the video and still kept hitting the same error, double checked my code, and finally just searched the issue and found the solution. Wanted to share this for anyone wanting to do this tutorial now, as it's been a year since release. I'm always weary of tutorials older than 6 months because so much can change in that time with coding syntax, libraries, etc. Wish these snags were updated in the descriptions of videos older than 6 months so people can still learn from/utilize these great tutorials. This one is good so far, just hope no other speed bumps pop up!
Great video👍. It's nice go through as a Laravel starter. It might be great to briefly introduce how the error handling works(It currently has form submission, rules etc. but it doesn't mention how it handles error message), and I believe it will be interesting.
Thank you Brad for this great introduction to Laravel. I've been meaning to look into it for a while but I didn't know if I would pick it up easily. While I wouldn't say I necessarily understand the MVC structure exactly, I do have a basic understanding. I'm coming from PHP and I've never done OOP before, so this is excellent. I will be heading on over to your course to continue learning. You are an excellent teacher.
hey there brad. i've got a question. at 10:40, you submitted the form to register even though there is no such page as register, how ? when i tried the same, it gives an error. it shows url/register? and down below error says The GET method is not supported for route register. Supported methods: POST. even when i'm copying you exactly
Great tutorial! This could have also been done with Breeze for authentication/creation of users, and then added onto, which would have been a little cleaner, but I love your stuff!
November 2024 update: I just posted a Laravel Deployment Guide video on my channel, link here: ruclips.net/video/oMtPkNMKpV8/видео.html
Hey everyone, I didn't follow a detailed script for this video, just a general outline, and I forgot to take care of the detail that only logged in users should be able to create posts. In our PostController method that creates posts, you could simply wrap that action in an "if" check using auth()->check() as the condition.
Also, the logic that checks if you're allowed to edit or delete a post will cause the "edit-post" URL to error if you're not logged in. I'm so used to using policies and middleware in Laravel to perform these types of permission checks that I oversimplified this example in this lesson. Hopefully the video was helpful in letting you understand the big picture aspects of Laravel, and I'd encourage you to research "Laravel Auth Middleware" and "Laravel Policies" for a much more organized and official way of handling permissions. We cover all of these topics in detail in my 14 hour premium Laravel course. Thanks! Brad
My show Edit function was modified a bit to remove the error when logged out. if(isset(auth()->user()->id))
{
if(auth()->user()->id !== $post['user_id'])
{
return redirect('/');
}
}else{
return redirect('/');
}
Instead of just
if(auth()->user()->id !== $post['user_id'])
{
return redirect('/');
}
Brad, you are a natural teacher. And you have obviously invested a lot of time in building your knowledge. Sincere thanks.
Absolutely true!
2 minutes in and already love it, basic styling of it just makes me happy, all of those other courses like 70% of a time its about styling and not actually about functionality of laravvel
33:58
Hi Brad, I got an intership using this blog tutorial (a very similar, but even simpler hahaha), thank you so much! Now to start the job I'm doing your complete laravel course on udemy, your teaching is wonderful. Hugs from Brazil
God helped me and landed on you and now I am happily digesting Laravel but I was about to quit.
Thanks bro
Never seen better teacher than you. Thanks for teaching us.
I had 10+ years in PHP and while thinking of learning Laravel, my thought was ugh, yet another framework. This is the first video that got me interested in learning it. Thanks Brad
Glad it was helpful! I (generally) feel the same way about most frameworks.
26 minutes into the video and i must say, this is really informative for beginner like me. Thank you for the video.
Great tutorial! For the length of the video it’s very digestible. I think it touched on all the stuff I needed to get started. I’m coming from nodejs/express setup, so this got me up to speed. Thank you!
You taught me how to create WordPress themes from scratch 6 years and I've since turned it into a successful career and jump started my dev journey. Since then I've been through the JS/TS ringer and I'm just a little tired of the venture backed hype train of the Node world (everything is basically Vercel) so I'm back to do some comfy ol' PHP development. Excited to learn Laravel, I've only heard good things.
Anyone looking to learn Laravel .. I promise you.. you're in the right place . The instructor is the best thing that ever happened to programming ... He is the bomb
Do u think is late to start learn laravel
By far the best introduction video I have seen for PHP Laravel. Amazing work, clear and concise.
I love the way you teach this. a total beginner has a chance. Good work!
This was awesome man ! I always did vanilla PHP, and wanted to switch to Laravel, this makes things 10x easier to understand everything
I have a project that is basically in line with your tutorial. I have been able to build most part of the project using your guideline. lots of gratitude all the way from Kenya 😄
Bro you’re my favorite teacher here
Thank you
Very timely. I have a php script to modify and hopefully start a small business. You can imagine my joy when my favourite teacher posts the exact framework I need for the project. Keep it up Brad. Kazi mzuri!
That's awesome timing! Thanks for the encouragement; best of luck on the new script & business!
you are amazing... this is my second video of your tutorials
Amazing video brother, if you are a developper and looking to get familiar with the concept of the video this is the one
+1 sub
Finally a basic video that gives you a good foundation. It gives you a practical understanding of the mvc components including routes and a look into best practices when it comes to models. Using the Visual Studio add on that includes module references is helpful too. Thanks so much!
This is actually the best course i found here on RUclips,if i could buy your course i would without hesitation,thank you so much
11 mins in, Im glad i found your channel this is the best tutorial I've ever watched. Other channels confuse me, this is perfect.
Just completed the complete video. I really want to thankyou from the bottom of my heart. Other tutorials just they were coding and no much this good explanation. From you I learned and I also learned what we are doing and why are we doing it. I really enjoyed learning from you. Thankyou so so much. Looking forward to learn more from you.
Thanks so much for the comment; focusing on the "why" in my lessons so that it makes sense for people is why I do what I do; it's so awesome to hear that it's actually helping. Cheers!
You are a Teacher indeed. WELLDONE!
This was great to get a quick idea of how to use PHP and Laravel, thank you for this!
I just bought your Laravel course. The way you explain things are amazing.
Thank you so much!! You just took me by the hand and led me into the laravel world. Due to your calm and clean teaching I'm feeling really comfortable with that right now.
can't wait but pay thanks to make such a tutorial that is really great and easy to understand.
keep it up to the last
love the intro..just perfect
Really great intro to Laravel. Thank you very much. Very good style of teaching. After finishing this video I bought your Udemy course.
The Best Teacher on any platform available... gave us the most simple to digest Laravel tutorial for us .. i will definitely get the full course.. Iwas always confused on Laravel up till now.. Thankyou so much Brad..
This is the best Laravel tutorial I have seen so far. Thanks so much.
Good tutorial that lived up to it's title. I now have a foothold on CRUD in Laravel. This was a nice example and explained just right.
first time viewer here. i was really amazed by your teaching skills. i am sure that this video will build a strong foundation for learning laravel for me and countless others. i wish you all the success in life. God bless
this video changed my view to laravel! for sure i'll try it.
omg! whhhatt an amazing video... First time coming to php world, and boy u literally set it on fire - thankyou so much for this fantastic session!!!
Loved this crash course... actually I bought it because I loved the way Laravel works and iI wanna know more about it. Thanks a lot!!
by following you I learn to code and understand English.
Thank you very much.
Great overview course - thanks for the content
Brad's Laravel course has been very helpful for me. I had no clue about the inner-workings of Laravel before I went through Brad's course. It gave me a solid grounding in many important parts of the Laravel infrastructure and I'm a big fan of Brad's style of teaching which is always clear and understandable. Thanks to Brad's course, I am now involved in a fairly large Laravel-based project. Highly recommended. Thanks Brad! 🙏😎👍
Great tutorial, perfect cadence and clarity on everything. 😊 Thanks! I look forward to watching more of your tutorials.
This is one of the best videos I have learned about Laravel, can you give us more advanced Laravel lessons?
Thank you so much for making this tutorial. I learned everything perfectly, unlike in my classes. 😃
Thank you so much for this!
I've tried getting into Laravel since version 7, but most tutorials that I found were very convoluted or poorly explained. I revisited Laravel after a couple years and came across your tutorial. This tutorial does so many things right when introducing the basics!
Keep up the amazing work!
Brad, happy to see any project that involves laravel workflow as well.
Thank you sir ! I really enjoyed your video , i learned a lot. I wish you could take your class someday . i finished your video two days from setting the composer to this video i also copy what your doing while watching. Thank youuuuuu
Simple thank you so much, when you can explain simply it's a sign of a pro
Clearly the best teacher 🙏🏽 thank you
mate you are the best so far
thank you so much, very easy to understand, I'm struggle learning Laravel before know this video
You have a talent as a teacher and I really enjoyed this video. Subscribed and looking into your full course. Thank you!
Thanks you so much for your simple video. It gives me the overview about CRUD in Laravel quickly.
واقعا خوب و حرفه ای توضیح دادید، ممنون از شما
Loved the video and fleshed out the bare basics for me.
Thank you for sharing this! Your Tutorial is easy to understand for me.
Easy to understand tutorial, you got yourself a new subscriber :D
Great tutorial.. with it i also came to find about xcrud - laravel and now making app is as easy as abc
Thanks a lot Brad for this video!
After long time sufferring..I Finally understood. Thanks for clear presentation and teaching
Omg, great tutorial! So hard for a beginner things in such easy presentation
This has helped me out like you wouldn't believe so a massive thank you, now to figure out how to make it non localhost
You're welcome! I'll have a video soon about how to host your Laravel project on affordable traditional hosting.
So I'm now able to host the project after hours of searching lol
Awesome Brad! Thank you! I like your way of teaching 👍🏼
this video really helped to understand the basics. and yes, it is simpler then others also then php
Awesome timing. I was just about to learn Laravel.
I bought your course on udemy, this would be a good addition.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Great video tutorial Brad. Bravo!!
Excellent tutorial, I love that you went right for it in one video. Subbed!
Thx, 1:14:14 can be done just by auth()->user()->name, but for the way of using relation - ok, it will be good to know anyway
Going through the tutorial and hit a snag not captured/updated in the video. Currently, the "name" attribute needs to be added to the input tags for the @csrf token to work. I was following the video and still kept hitting the same error, double checked my code, and finally just searched the issue and found the solution. Wanted to share this for anyone wanting to do this tutorial now, as it's been a year since release. I'm always weary of tutorials older than 6 months because so much can change in that time with coding syntax, libraries, etc. Wish these snags were updated in the descriptions of videos older than 6 months so people can still learn from/utilize these great tutorials. This one is good so far, just hope no other speed bumps pop up!
You are a great teacher! keep it up bro
This is a BRILLIANT video. thank you
This video is absolutely amazing! Thanks heaps and keep up the great work 🙏
An awesome and informational knowledge especially for beginners in Laravel like me. Great video. ❤❤❤
Great video👍. It's nice go through as a Laravel starter. It might be great to briefly introduce how the error handling works(It currently has form submission, rules etc. but it doesn't mention how it handles error message), and I believe it will be interesting.
very great tutorial to start Laravel. thanks
Thank you I've learned new things from this video and I loved it Thank you again
A very nice video!!!!
This really helps me a lot to understand Laravel.
Thankyou so much!
Laravel is 🔥🔥🔥, so cool! So easy to implement a lot of things. Will start coding websites in Laravel.
Thank you Brad for this great introduction to Laravel. I've been meaning to look into it for a while but I didn't know if I would pick it up easily. While I wouldn't say I necessarily understand the MVC structure exactly, I do have a basic understanding. I'm coming from PHP and I've never done OOP before, so this is excellent. I will be heading on over to your course to continue learning. You are an excellent teacher.
9 months later, I am in love with Laravel, and I'm using it on all of my largest projects. Thank you so much.
thanks a ton for this fabulous course!!
hey there brad.
i've got a question.
at 10:40, you submitted the form to register even though there is no such page as register, how ?
when i tried the same, it gives an error.
it shows url/register?
and down below error says The GET method is not supported for route register. Supported methods: POST.
even when i'm copying you exactly
great video it helped a lot ......
keep making more of such content😊
Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial! Subscribed!
Thanks a lot boss! This video really helped a lot.
This was fantastic! Thank you.
You always save my day Sir. Thanks a lot : )))
this is the best course! I love it!
Thanks for the video, I've learned a lot .
Thanks so much Brad. Learnt a lot ❤
2:44 I wasn't sure if that was my cat or Brad's 😹
Thanks so much for this amazing tut bro. I really like it and all your tuts aswell. Kind regards.
your video really helps me
Great tutorial! This could have also been done with Breeze for authentication/creation of users, and then added onto, which would have been a little cleaner, but I love your stuff!
Thanks for this amazing tutorial.
Nice hack. It's working for me. Thank you for sharing this tutorial
Awesome succinct explanation. You didn't lose me once and you can bet I'll be paying for the course. Cheers
32:46 when i type login it doesn't go anywhere i put name and password but is not working im using laravel 8.2
Neat way of explaining it! I've had experience with CodeIgniter before so it made sense quicker but even if I hadn't it is really easy to follow!
TY SO MUCH FOR THIS ! :)
Thank you very much, it was very helpful!