Laravel/PHP Programming Training

• 72 Hours*
• 2 days* / 4 hours per day* / 8 hours per week*
• 9 Weeks

Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 - 16:00

This course will start on June 17. Training Room 1st floor.

• An ambition to be a creative professional
• Some familiarity with version control systems, such as Git
• Basic knowledge of HTML/CSS/JavaScript/PHP/MySQL
• Basic knowledge of English, writing/reading
• 16+ years old

About 80% of the web works with PHP. Facebook, Wikipedia, Tumblr, Slack, and Upwork are just a few of the companies that use it. It is a proven and tested programming language that has been around for more than 25 years in the market. It includes a mature ecosystem that includes a powerful system for managing libraries, all the libraries a developer may need, as well as a giant community. This ecosystem includes some of the most widely used frameworks in web development for fast and easy management, such as Laravel, Symfony, and Laminas.

Laravel is an elegant web development framework that offers a structure and a starting point for creating web applications, allowing developers to focus on the application rather than the implementation details. It is progressive because it is adaptable for developers of different technical levels, easily scalable, and works for applications with little traffic as well as those with millions of users. Additionally, it has a large and talented community of thousands of developers.

This course is aimed at:
• Students
• IT Professionals
• Those looking to break into the business of Web applications development

The targeted audience in this training is quite inexperienced and skill-hungry. They are looking for employment and professional training programs in which they want to be trained and get the opportunity for a job. They may be able to attend a full-time training course.

Understand main concepts of programming in Laravel framework
• Use MySQL as a database
• Build PHP scripts and MySQL queries
• Understand Object Oriented Programming concepts
• Up-to-date web application best practices
• Build an real-life web application with PHP/Laravel

• PHP introduction
• Installing and configuring a local development environment
• Configuring Visual Studio Code for PHP development
• Using and configuring Git and GitHub

• Classes and objects, properties and methods
• Inheritance, composition & encapsulation
• Interfaces and abstract classes
• Value objects and immutability
• Exceptions

• The concept of autoloading in PHP
• Using composer and searching for libraries
• Autoloading inPHP

• Creating databases
• Executing queries and data fetching
• Preventing SQL injections

- Laravel and MVC pattern introduction
- Initial configuring
- Laravel installation tool
- Why we use tools and libraries

- The request lifecycle
- Routes, controllers and views
- Working with CSS and Javascript
- Route wildcard constraints

- Basics
- Modes of work with blade

- Environment files and database constraints
- Migrations 101
- Eloquent ORM and the Active Record pattern
- Creating new models
- Performing updates and HTML escaping
- Mitigating Mass Assignment Vulnerabilities
- Route model binding
- Starting with eloquent relationships
- The N+1 problem with ORMs & eager loading relationships
- Database seeding
- Model factories

- Tailwind CSS
- Blade components and CSS grids
- Integrating with Alpine.js
- Creating new components

- Use caching for expensive operations
- Use the filesystem class to read a directory
- Use existing libraries to simplify our work

- Supporting multiple languages
- Changing the application language

- Search functionality
- Optimisations and refactoring code
- Advanced search techniques
- Inspecting and debugging queries
- Pagination introduction
- Pagination with Eloquent

- Building a user registration page
- Password hashing
- Failing validation and preserving old input data
- Displaying a success flash message
- Login & logout
- Building the login page
- Laravel Breeze introduction

- Creating a register page
- Password hashing
- Validation and saving previous data
- Displaying success messages
- Logging in and out
- Creating a login page
- Laravel Breeze introduction

- Github’s API
- Creating an authentication service
- The service container and interfaces
- Laravel Socialite intro

- Limiting access to admins only
- Validation and file uploading
- Gates and Policies in Laravel

- Introduction
- Sending emails
- Different types of notifications

- React and frontend frameworks intro
- Classes, functions and hooks in React
- State, props and events
- Components

- Why should we test apps
- Different types of tests
- PHPUnit
- Testing with Laravel

Certificate of Attendance / Completion

- Course attendance - 80%.
- Final Project - 20%