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Your tutorials have been an absolute game-changer for me. I've successfully converted my code to seamlessly integrate React with Laravel using Inertia.js, and even ventured into building APIs. Your project videos have been my guiding light, especially as I transitioned into backend development. Coming from a React background, I've always wondered how to bridge the gap between frontend and backend development. Thanks to your clear explanations and practical examples, I now have a solid understanding of how to harness the power of both technologies. Learning backend development has been a joy, largely because of your invaluable resources and insights. Your dedication to sharing knowledge and empowering developers like myself is truly commendable. Keep up the fantastic work, and know that your efforts are deeply appreciated by aspiring developers like myself.
That was a nice course, Laravel 11 looks more cleaner than before, BTW, I still remember your *Building PHP MVC Framework from Scratch* which still a very good intro to MVC in my opinion. Thanks Zura!
You're a very good teacher. I am really thankful to you. I was making a Realtime Chat application with PHP. But Laravel makes it much easier. Actually, you deserve a million subscribers. Thank you for this course. 🤩😍🤩🤩
Thank you for going through all of your prior installed extensions so that our views look the same! Its not commonly done in tutorials and it can become very confusing when my screen looks different. I appreciate this extra attention to detail!
@@TheCodeholic which database are using before migrate, ex- mysql because i don't see any database config before migration start...... please respond , i need to know how things connected to db which db
One takaway i got is that It's important to note that when naming routes, it is useful to keep your code consise and easy to read. Instead of hardcoding stuff like ..., we can instead use .... This gives our code another layer of abstraction that would make readability improve
@@TheCodeholic yep, its not the only takeaway, I already listed some, but I'm still watching the course bit by bit so I expect to get more. Thanks for making this course, it is very informative! And also, thanks for the repo, great for future references if I, or someone, needs a quick refresher. Cheers friend!~~ (PS. I needed this for my internship 😁)
Thank You Zura for your efforts.. We really appreciate all the content you provide around Laravel and its ecosystem. Please keep teaching us and God bless You. Greetings From Morocco.
I love how you explained everything to a thorough detail within assuming anyone has some kind of prior experience here , keep up great work, 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💯💯💯💯 to the top
Thank you man. Very well put together tutorial with the right pace. In an hour you understand some basic laravel mechanisms. Looking forward to more advanced stuff.
Great tutorial! I'm very impressed with how the PHP ecosystem has evolved over the years. I used it a little about nearly 10 years ago when I was first learning how to code, but have been primarily a full-stack JS dev since. Looks so much more elegant than Node and its frameworks.
Note! If you in the 'Define Views' chapter and you go to copy the code from the repository, make sure you do NOT accidentally copy the tag but leave it at or you will get an error.
really nice video, just the perfect balance between explanation and not going over every detail. and learned some handy tricks I am going to use in my own project.
that was a really nice course. thank you very much for it. i'm looking forward into learning laravel ;) i already tried a couple of months ago but to be honest i got bored immediately. it was amazing, don't get me wrong, but there was too much abstraction and it was confusing but after this course i decided to give it another try and learn it in depth, maybe it will also help me with my work since it's a nightmake doing all the things you shown in the video in basic php, especially User Auth
Enjoying the tutorial so far however due to the issues I have had I would recommend anyone new to Laravel to install Breeze before you start this tutorial. You will see why in the tutorial.
thanks , its a good start for basic intro to laravel only thing is to recreate the whole notes with no guide and possible start with breeze and inject the notes parts
Thank you so much for amazing tutorial. I had the exactly same behavior at 1:16:16. I had to click "Submit" button twice to direct to next page. so i guess it was due to something else instead of double clicking it.
Thanks a lot for this detailed tutorial.I really love the clear and straightforward structure. So I can jump to a chapter, which is interesting for me and jump back, because I didn't understand something. However, and this is not a criticism, but a request, since I lack prior knowledge of OOP in general and Laravel in particular, the syntax is often not easy to understand. There are many tutorials that start almost from scratch and many that are for advanced users. Would you like to make a video in which you explain Laravel and / or Filament in detail for Laravel newbies with general programming experience? Best regards Kolja
hey thanks for such great walkthrough, it's awesome as kickstart! I was wondering if you would post another video for more in-deep considerations when bringing laravel into production environments, based on your experience.
Though this is not my first Laravel tutorial, even though it should have been, this cleared up many questions I have had in the past with regards to how to make your development project into a production project, and so much more. I am loving Laravel so far. As CodeIgniter was a total turn off for me. Laravel seems to be more streamlined. I am curious as to how breeze with inertia works differently than using the default blade. I know it is from the setup options selected using /resource/views (blade) VS /resources/js (inerita). I am intrigued. Thank you so very much, please keep up the good work!
i just short of words its simply amazing so much to take from this video thank you so much for your efforts ❤🙏 Sir it would be very useful if you could make a saperate video on middleware or authentication . if u can
Yes it will be enough, but if yiu want you can create other route php files and import in web.php. Like it is done by the end of the video with laravel breeze and auth.php
I have two identical forms, one on landing and one on the app dashboard. how to define it in the controller at function create? Thank you, I hope you are always healthy bro🙏
For your benefit, I want to note that for some reason “the sound hurts my ears,” apparently due to the fact that the microphone is inexpensive and you do not use a pop filter. The sound is especially terrible on the sounds "S, TH, Sh". I wish you success, maybe my hearing is just capricious.
Any feedback is appreciated. I have AT2020 mic. It is old mic, but has good sound. I recorded on low gate and increased sound with premiere pro and maybe that is the reason. I also have pop filter, but I have already purchased Shure sm7b mic and I hope audio will move into another level.
Hello Zura, do you plan to take a look at Laravel Herd for Windows when it comes out, in my opinion I think that being so linked to Laravel it has better development ease than Xampp or Laragon
Amazing video Thank you so much But can you explain why sometimes when we submit changes to the database happens but we don't see page redirected? I also experienced it.
Hello zura, thank for the project.Any plans of having SAAS application like Point Of Sale (POS) for different tenants(customers) implemented in react js frontend, laravel backend without ineria as companies prefer seperation of frontend and backend plus some roles and permssions and redux toolkit. I think its the only project missing on this channel
Thank you for this course, but how did you use the object instead of the id in methods like show Public function show (Note $note) it didnt work with me
@@TheCodeholic Thank you so much! Your guides are very helpful and push me to investigate on how things work even more. I also appreciate that you reply to so many people with help. You are a much better teacher than most CS professors (I just graduated so I can confirm).
PS C:\Users\Miskat\Desktop\Project\Laravel\mishkat> npm run dev > dev > vite 'vite' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Why this problem
What a nice course for learning laravel, I was curious of the icon theme you use on vs code. Could you spill the icon theme to us? Thanks for the course and your generosity.
I Just Released a new 24+ hours Course "Laravel for Beginners": thecodeholic.com/p/laravel-11-for-beginners
I do not know why your explanation is such a crystal clear. Thanks
So happy to hear that.
Actually
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Your tutorials have been an absolute game-changer for me. I've successfully converted my code to seamlessly integrate React with Laravel using Inertia.js, and even ventured into building APIs. Your project videos have been my guiding light, especially as I transitioned into backend development.
Coming from a React background, I've always wondered how to bridge the gap between frontend and backend development. Thanks to your clear explanations and practical examples, I now have a solid understanding of how to harness the power of both technologies.
Learning backend development has been a joy, largely because of your invaluable resources and insights. Your dedication to sharing knowledge and empowering developers like myself is truly commendable.
Keep up the fantastic work, and know that your efforts are deeply appreciated by aspiring developers like myself.
This is by far the most motivating comment I received this year. Thanks a lot for your words.
That was a nice course,
Laravel 11 looks more cleaner than before,
BTW, I still remember your *Building PHP MVC Framework from Scratch* which still a very good intro to MVC in my opinion.
Thanks Zura!
Thanks man! needed to quickly catch up with laravel after not using it for yearss!!
I'm working on my Laravel graduation project. Thanks sir ❤
Thank you my friend :) I just finished building my first Laravel project following your tutorial! Your teaching style was perfect for me. Thank you!
You're a very good teacher. I am really thankful to you. I was making a Realtime Chat application with PHP. But Laravel makes it much easier. Actually, you deserve a million subscribers. Thank you for this course. 🤩😍🤩🤩
Thank you for going through all of your prior installed extensions so that our views look the same! Its not commonly done in tutorials and it can become very confusing when my screen looks different. I appreciate this extra attention to detail!
Nice to hear that. Thanks
@@TheCodeholic which database are using before migrate, ex- mysql because i don't see any database config before migration start...... please respond , i need to know how things connected to db which db
Awesome tutorial! I'm writing an article about Laravel and this is helping me get up to speed quickly. Thank you :)
Good Luck
First time to crash with Laravel
it actually amazing thanks for your great explanation
One takaway i got is that It's important to note that when naming routes, it is useful to keep your code consise and easy to read. Instead of hardcoding stuff like ..., we can instead use .... This gives our code another layer of abstraction that would make readability improve
That's correct but I hope that is not the only takeaway from this crash course..
@@TheCodeholic yep, its not the only takeaway, I already listed some, but I'm still watching the course bit by bit so I expect to get more. Thanks for making this course, it is very informative!
And also, thanks for the repo, great for future references if I, or someone, needs a quick refresher.
Cheers friend!~~
(PS. I needed this for my internship 😁)
Good luck on your internship
Great course, easy to follow along and understood a lot of the basic Laravel concepts such as Factories, Models, and so on. Thank you so much!
Thank You Zura for your efforts.. We really appreciate all the content you provide around Laravel and its ecosystem. Please keep teaching us and God bless You.
Greetings From Morocco.
Thank you buddy for such a nice words.
i haven't learnt php at all. i just jump into this tutorial to learn laravel. it is very comprehensive and easy to follow. thank you sir! 🫡
Worth watching A good start for beginners. Wish me best I’m going for advance level❤
Thank you so much! I'll start following right away.
Your tutorials are the best. Will share it in my server so more people can watch
Thanks a lot buddy
I love how you explained everything to a thorough detail within assuming anyone has some kind of prior experience here , keep up great work, 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💯💯💯💯 to the top
Thank you man. Very well put together tutorial with the right pace. In an hour you understand some basic laravel mechanisms. Looking forward to more advanced stuff.
Great tutorial! I'm very impressed with how the PHP ecosystem has evolved over the years. I used it a little about nearly 10 years ago when I was first learning how to code, but have been primarily a full-stack JS dev since. Looks so much more elegant than Node and its frameworks.
I agree. People hate PHP that existed 10 years ago. I think I hate that PHP as well. But modern PHP with modern frameworks is something to love.
i am still new to laravel Dev but im loving your content. thank you so much 🙏
3:55 and I looooved the course// still watching thanks a lot
Hello! Great video. Much appreciated.
On around 24:00 for PHP8.3 should be `Note::factory()->count(100)->create();`
I will recommend this channel to my colleague
Thank you my friend.
Note! If you in the 'Define Views' chapter and you go to copy the code from the repository, make sure you do NOT accidentally copy the tag but leave it at or you will get an error.
Still trying to understand all the comments in here
This is never a beginner friendly content
You're just doing your thing
Very good video, usually I get bored after 10mins.. I watched all of this.. thanks and good job!
really nice video, just the perfect balance between explanation and not going over every detail. and learned some handy tricks I am going to use in my own project.
Love this kind of teacher Thank you so much sir for your time I never seen clear video before like this again keep post video please.
This is a super super helpful introductory video! Thank you for putting this together and sharing!
Very best beginner's tutorial ! Thanks you!
that was a really nice course. thank you very much for it. i'm looking forward into learning laravel ;)
i already tried a couple of months ago but to be honest i got bored immediately. it was amazing, don't get me wrong, but there was too much abstraction and it was confusing but after this course i decided to give it another try and learn it in depth, maybe it will also help me with my work since it's a nightmake doing all the things you shown in the video in basic php, especially User Auth
Best laravel channel in u tube
Thank you! It is very important for me to upgrade my project.
Просто удивительно видеть, как работает эта связка - она превзошла все мои ожидания.
Thanks for the tutorial, just finished it, much appreciated. It was very useful for me as a beginner
Glad it helped!
Enjoying the tutorial so far however due to the issues I have had I would recommend anyone new to Laravel to install Breeze before you start this tutorial. You will see why in the tutorial.
Amazing laravel quickstart tutorial. Amazing
thanks , its a good start for basic intro to laravel only thing is to recreate the whole notes with no guide and possible start with breeze and inject the notes parts
Thank you so much for amazing tutorial. I had the exactly same behavior at 1:16:16. I had to click "Submit" button twice to direct to next page. so i guess it was due to something else instead of double clicking it.
Gamarjobat, Zura. Didi madloba!!! (It's been a long time so I hope I remembered something correctly).
literally perfect !! thanks a lot
Thank you so much for this amazing beginners Laravel Course, I hope you do more videos about Laravel, and I hope also to do part 2 for this course 😍😍
Great! Saved time also taught all the must component
Thanks a lot for this detailed tutorial.I really love the clear and straightforward structure.
So I can jump to a chapter, which is interesting for me and jump back, because I didn't understand something.
However, and this is not a criticism, but a request, since I lack prior knowledge of OOP in general and Laravel in particular, the syntax is often not easy to understand.
There are many tutorials that start almost from scratch and many that are for advanced users.
Would you like to make a video in which you explain Laravel and / or Filament in detail for Laravel newbies with general programming experience?
Best regards
Kolja
Great tutorial, I really learnt a lot. At 1:13:00 you change the template to ... I can't find this blade template the same way I found
just the one I needed. thank you man !
wow thx sir..
your explanation make me understand about laravel 11
thanks , It's very helpful and important content I see here which is that time need to me. Take love from Bangladesh.
Great work Thanks for this. Am new to Laravel but am already feeling at home
So nice to read that.
Thank you
Again thank you to this amazing person. This is the stuff which I needed. 🥰🥰😍😍
hey thanks for such great walkthrough, it's awesome as kickstart! I was wondering if you would post another video for more in-deep considerations when bringing laravel into production environments, based on your experience.
Thank you very much, the tutorial was very good, very well explained and you made it simple, very good work, greetings.
All those nice tips come from many years of experience. Please make a video about Multi-user Auth using Breeze. Thanks!
Hoping for an advanced level Crash Course Soon.😍😍😍
Though this is not my first Laravel tutorial, even though it should have been, this cleared up many questions I have had in the past with regards to how to make your development project into a production project, and so much more. I am loving Laravel so far. As CodeIgniter was a total turn off for me. Laravel seems to be more streamlined. I am curious as to how breeze with inertia works differently than using the default blade. I know it is from the setup options selected using /resource/views (blade) VS /resources/js (inerita). I am intrigued. Thank you so very much, please keep up the good work!
i just short of words its simply amazing so much to take from this video thank you so much for your efforts ❤🙏
Sir it would be very useful if you could make a saperate video on middleware or authentication . if u can
Best video on laravel!
The best tutorial video on laravel beginner
your tutorial is very fast and i find my self lost after watching it.... i'm comming from a desktop dev. envoroment by the way.
Sir, can u please make a tutorial on how to upgrade existing Laravel 10 project to laravel 11? 🤲🏽🤲🏽
What you should do is to move all your to project to laravel 11 after installation, lunch your migration afresh, that's all
Maybe you can use composer
Amazing, Great, Learn many things, Thank you so much, kindly also shoot a video on Policy, Gate etc.. instead using if else,
This one is so clean!
Thank you zura, this really helped me 🔥🔥🔥
Glad to hear it
Very nice and rich tutorials, I learned a lot from you, thanks, and I hope to see more advanced tutorials.
Awesome tutorial! very well explained. thx
Thank you. If possible, make a video for Laravel 10 users on new features and different sides.
There are already multiple videos on that topic on RUclips. Just search on YiuTube "Laravel 11 features" or "Laravel 11 changes"
Ohh thanks alot, just waiting for it with react js
The next videos will contain react as well.
Thanks yout for this sir, and more power to you!
awesome job on this! ty!
do you have video set up laravel with starter kit but using bootstrap instead of tailwindcss?
Hello everyone!
What is the best practices for Routes?
Is only web.php enough for whole project?
Yes it will be enough, but if yiu want you can create other route php files and import in web.php.
Like it is done by the end of the video with laravel breeze and auth.php
Thank you for answering!
Your tutorials are awesome❤
I have two identical forms, one on landing and one on the app dashboard. how to define it in the controller at function create? Thank you, I hope you are always healthy bro🙏
For your benefit, I want to note that for some reason “the sound hurts my ears,” apparently due to the fact that the microphone is inexpensive and you do not use a pop filter. The sound is especially terrible on the sounds "S, TH, Sh". I wish you success, maybe my hearing is just capricious.
Any feedback is appreciated.
I have AT2020 mic. It is old mic, but has good sound.
I recorded on low gate and increased sound with premiere pro and maybe that is the reason.
I also have pop filter, but I have already purchased Shure sm7b mic and I hope audio will move into another level.
Hello Zura, do you plan to take a look at Laravel Herd for Windows when it comes out, in my opinion I think that being so linked to Laravel it has better development ease than Xampp or Laragon
I will definitely have a look, but it depends on how affordable it will be.
yes it is, i'm also waiting for Herd
Amazing video
Thank you so much
But can you explain why sometimes when we submit changes to the database happens but we don't see page redirected? I also experienced it.
great way of explanation thanks and keep going
🥰🥰🥰
Thank you. From - 🇧🇩
Hello zura, thank for the project.Any plans of having SAAS application like Point Of Sale (POS) for different tenants(customers) implemented in react js frontend, laravel backend without ineria as companies prefer seperation of frontend and backend plus some roles and permssions and redux toolkit. I think its the only project missing on this channel
Thank you for this course, but how did you use the object instead of the id in methods like show
Public function show (Note $note) it didnt work with me
Thank You Zura. 👍
Thanks a lot man you are the best❤
Excellent and very useful.Thank you.
Please create a detailed video on Laravel bootup process similar to your MVC video.
hi, sir why is there no gist link in GitHub for the code snippets you copy-paste while teaching how we will follow up?
Great content and information thank you
thank you, Zura!!!
Great work thank you so much for awesome video
Method 'factory' not found in \App\Models\Note
I'm stuck at seeding the note
What is the extension you are using to make the icons next to all the folders and files?
Check my video about VSCode setup for Laravel development. Yiu will find it there
@@TheCodeholic Thank you so much! Your guides are very helpful and push me to investigate on how things work even more. I also appreciate that you reply to so many people with help. You are a much better teacher than most CS professors (I just graduated so I can confirm).
Congratulations Sir You Got a new Subscriber 😍😍
Great video! Loved it.
PS C:\Users\Miskat\Desktop\Project\Laravel\mishkat> npm run dev
> dev
> vite
'vite' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Why this problem
Thank you Zura!
I really love this
How did you do the multi-cursor function name copy at 27:16 ? That was neat.
Alt click to position the cursors, the hold shift+right arrow to select
bro thx much u save my live :3, i hope ansious ur new videos aswell
What a nice course for learning laravel,
I was curious of the icon theme you use on vs code. Could you spill the icon theme to us? Thanks for the course and your generosity.
Welcome. Check my video about vscode setup for Laravel in which I share my vscode themese as well
Thanks the code holic once more your a genuis
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