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Laravel Learning Path

The document outlines key concepts and practices for developing applications using Laravel, including routing, controllers, Blade templating, middleware, database configuration, Eloquent ORM, migrations, validation, authentication, file uploads, and API building. It provides instructions on defining routes, generating controllers, using Blade syntax, managing database operations, and implementing authentication and file handling. Additionally, it covers creating RESTful APIs with proper structure and security measures.

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Laravel Learning Path

The document outlines key concepts and practices for developing applications using Laravel, including routing, controllers, Blade templating, middleware, database configuration, Eloquent ORM, migrations, validation, authentication, file uploads, and API building. It provides instructions on defining routes, generating controllers, using Blade syntax, managing database operations, and implementing authentication and file handling. Additionally, it covers creating RESTful APIs with proper structure and security measures.

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1.

Routing
 Define Routes: Learn how to define routes in routes/web.php and
routes/api.php.
 Route Parameters: Understand how to pass dynamic parameters in
URLs.
 Named Routes: Assign names to routes for easier referencing.
 Route Groups: Group routes with common middleware or prefixes.
2. Controllers
 Generate Controllers: Use Artisan commands (php artisan
make:controller) to create controllers.
 Understand resource controllers and how to map common CRUD
actions to routes (php artisan make:controller --resource).
 Controller Methods: Understand how to handle different HTTP
requests (GET, POST, etc.).
 Passing Data to Views: Learn how to send data from controllers to
Blade templates.
3. Blade Templating Engine
 Blade Syntax: Get familiar with Blade directives (@if, @foreach, etc.).
Work with Blade syntax for variables, loops (@foreach, @for), and
conditional statements (@if, @elseif, @else). Utilize Blade's template
inheritance with @extends and @yield for reusable layouts.
 Template Inheritance: Use layouts and sections to create reusable
templates.
 Displaying Data: Safely display variables and handle
loops/conditionals in views.
4. Middleware
 Learn how middleware works and how it is used to filter HTTP requests.
 Create custom middleware using php artisan make:middleware.
 Apply middleware to specific routes or route groups.
5. Database Configuration
 Set Up Connection: Configure your database settings in the .env file.
 Supported Databases: Explore Laravel’s compatibility with MySQL,
PostgreSQL, SQLite, and SQL Server.
6. Eloquent ORM
 Introduction to Eloquent: Understand Laravel’s ORM for database
operations.
 Defining Models: Create models using php artisan make:model.
 CRUD Operations: Perform Create, Read, Update, and Delete
operations with Eloquent.
 Relationships: Implement one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-
many relationships between models.
7. Database Migrations and Seeders
 Migrations: Create and modify database tables using migration files.
 Running Migrations: Execute php artisan migrate to apply
migrations.
 Seeders: Populate your database with initial data using seeders (php
artisan db:seed).
 Factories: Use model factories to generate fake data for testing.
8. Validation and Form Requests
 Form Validation: Implement server-side validation using Laravel’s
validation rules.
 Custom Validation: Create Form Request classes for reusable and
complex validation logic.
9. Authentication and Authorization
 Built-in Authentication: Set up authentication scaffolding using
Laravel Breeze or Jetstream.
 User Registration and Login: Manage user registration, login, and
password resets.
 Authorization: Implement role-based access control using policies
and gates.
10. File Uploads
 Handling Uploads: Manage file uploads through forms and
controllers.
 Storage Systems: Store files locally or use cloud storage services like
Amazon S3.
 Retrieving Files: Serve uploaded files securely to users.
11. Building APIs with Laravel
 RESTful API Design: Structure your APIs following REST principles.
 API Routes: Define routes specifically for API endpoints.
 JSON Responses: Return data in JSON format for API consumers.
 API Authentication: Secure your APIs using Laravel Sanctum or
Passport.

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