DEV-PHPL: Laravel PHP

Name: DEV-PHPL: Laravel PHP
Brand: Laravel

RM 4,000.00

RM 3,700.00

Laravel is primarily used for building custom web apps using PHP. It's a web framework that handles many things that are annoying to build yourself, such as routing, templating HTML, and authentication.
 
Training Duration: 4 Days
Minimum private group training class: 5 Participants
Certificate Of Completion Available
Group Private Class
VILT Class Available
SBL-Khas Claimable
 
Download Course Outline

Laravel is a free, open source PHP web application framework, designed for development of MVC web applications. Laravel is released under MIT license, with its source code hosted on GitHub.

Laravel has taken the PHP community by storm, with its incredibly expressive syntax, the most powerful Active-Record implementation available, a robust command line tool, and much more.

This is an in-depth Laravel Training, which is an open source project to create websites with easy development techniques. Laravel follows the elegant, expressive syntax. Laravel makes the development procedure a gratifying one for the developers without sacrificing applications functionality. Laravel course will acquaint participants with accessible tools needed for robust, large applications.
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:

Set up and install Laravel

Use forms and gather/validate inputs

Create an authentication system for the application

Store and use data by creating data tables and raw SQL statements

Use controllers and routes for APIs and URLs

Display views and loading nested views

Create and using composer packages

Use jQuery and Ajax

Implement security and sessions effectively using encryption/decryption

Deploy and integrate third-party services into application
Module 1: Basic Scripting, Conditional and Looping Constructs

PHP Scripting Fundamentals

Print Statement

Code Blocks

Primitive Data Types

Defining Constants and Variables

Looping Constructs

while, do… while, for, exit and break

True and False Expressions

if, else and elseif

switch/case Statement

The ? (Ternary) Operator

Module 2: Modularity through Include Files

Using Include Files

The Require Statement

Modularizing Code with Functions

Defining and Using Basic Functions

Module 3: PHP Operators

Logical Operators

Relational Operators

Bitwise Operators

Other Operators

PHP7 Null Coalescing operator

PHP7 Spaceship Operator

Module 4: PHP Functions

Introduction to Functions

Declaring Functions

Scope

Passing Arguments to Functions

Local and Global Scope

Passing Arguments to Functions by Value and Reference

Variable Scoping and Return Values

Recursion

Coercive and Strict Type Declarations for Parameters and Return Values

Optional and REST Parameters

Argument Unpacking

Generator Return Expressions

Dynamic Function Calls

Predefined PHP Functions

Module 5: Arrays in PHP

What are Arrays?

Usage of Arrays in PHP

Array Indexing

Initializing Arrays

Operating on Arrays

Sorting Arrays

One-Dimensional and Multi-Dimensional Arrays

Associative Arrays

Array Functions

Forms and Arrays in Web Applications

Module 6: Basic OOP in PHP

Defining Object Oriented Programming

Creating New Objects in PHP

PHP Object Syntax

Using Predefined PHP OOP Libraries

Implementing New Classes

Extending Classes

Understanding Private, Public and Protected

Inheriting Methods and Properties

Overriding Methods and Properties

Module 7: Introduction

Overview

Installation and Composer

Configuration

Module 8: Request, Routing & Responses

Request Lifecycle

Basic Routing

Route Parameters

Views

Views Data

Redirects

Custom Responses

Response Shortcuts

Module 9: Controllers

Creating Controllers

Controller Routing

RESTful Controllers

Module 10: Blade

Creating Templates

PHP Output

Controller Structures

Templates Inheritance

Module 11: Unit Testing

Introduction

Environment

Creating and Running Tests

HTTP Tests

Browser Tests

Module 12: Advanced Routing

Named Routes

Secure Routes

Parameter Constraints

Route Groups

Route Prefixing

Domain Routing

Module 13: URL Generation

The current URL

Generating Framework URLs

Asset URLs

Generation Shortcuts

Module 14: Request Data

Retrieval

Old Input

Uploaded Files

Cookies

Module 15: Forms

Opening Forms

Form Fields

Form Buttons

Form Macro

Form Security

Module 16: Validation

Simple Validation

Validation Rules

Error Messages

Custom Validation Rules

Custom Validation Messages

Module 17: Security

Configuration

Storing Passwords

Authenticating Users

Manually Logging In Users

Protecting Routes

HTTP Basic Authentication

Password Reminders & Reset

Encryption

Authentication Drivers

Module 18: Databases

Abstraction

Configuration

Preparing

Module 19: Schema Builder

Creating Tables

Column Types

Column Modifiers

Updating Tables

Dropping Tables

Schema Tricks

Module 20: Migrations

Basic Concept

Creating Migrations

Running Migrations

Rolling Back

Migration tricks

Module 21: Eloquent

Models, Tinker, Legacy DBs

Scopes - Global Scopes and Traits

Accessors and Mutators

Creating and Updating

Advanced Where and When

Relationships

Relationship Queries

Querying Relationship Children

Collections

Module 22: Elixir

Installing Node.JS

Installing Elixir Repertoire Designer

Installing Database Drivers and Additional Class Files

Adding Data Source

Adding Page Title Header

Populating the Report

Sorting and Grouping

Labelling

Creating Elixir Task

Compiling with Laravel Elixir and Running Elixir

Module 23: Implementing RESTful Servers with PHP

Understanding RESTful Servers

Benefits of PHP for Implementing RESTful Servers

Using HTTP Verbs to Access Data

Understanding RESTful URIs

Defining PHP Objects to Access RESTful URIs

Effective Use of OOP Inheritance

Implementing a RESTful Server in PHP for a Small Application

Module 24: JSON Security

Introduction

Middleware Authentication

Authorizers

Controller Authorization

Helpers

Module 25: Conclusion

DEV-PHPL: Laravel PHP

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN

OBJECTIVES

PREREQUISITES

AUDIENCE

COURSE MODULE

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact Us