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Laravel 5.8 Tutorial From Scratch - e37 - Model Factories - Laravel

Laravel 5.8 Tutorial From Scratch – e37 – Model Factories – Laravel

Laravel 5.8 Tutorial From Scratch – e37 – Model Factories – Laravel

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Laravel 9 generate RSS Feed Tutorial With Example

In this tutorial, we'll go over how to create RSS feeds in Laravel 9 using the roumen/feed package. Therefore, to create an RSS feed, we are utilizing the roumen/feed package. We may quickly deliver a fresh update of our websites using the RSS feed. such as newsletters and updates to new articles, etc. Although Google Feedburner, Mailchimp, and Mailgun all offer RSS feed functionality, you can also create RSS feeds using Laravel.

Table of Contents

- Install Laravel - Setting Database Configuration - Create Table using migration - Install roumen/feed Package - Add providers and aliases - Create Route - Create a Model and Controller - Run Our Laravel Application

Install Laravel

We're going to install Laravel 9, so first, open the terminal or command prompt and use it to navigate to the XAMPP htdocs folder directory. then execute the command below. composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel laravel9_rss_feed

Setting Database Configuration

when Laravel has been fully installed. We must configure the database. We will now open the .env file and make the necessary changes to the database name, username, and password. Changes to a .env file can be seen below. DB_CONNECTION=mysql DB_HOST=127.0.0.1 DB_PORT=3306 DB_DATABASE=Enter_Your_Database_Name(laravel9_rss_feed) DB_USERNAME=Enter_Your_Database_Username(root) DB_PASSWORD=Enter_Your_Database_Password(root)

Create Table using migration

We must now start a migration. Consequently, we will use the command below to create a posts table migration. php artisan make:migration create_posts_table --create=posts following successful migration. The database/migrations/create posts table file needs to be modified as shown below. Once the above file has been modified, run the command below. php artisan migrate

Install roumen/feed Package

Now, using the command below, we'll install the roumen/feed package. composer require roumen/feed

Add providers and aliases

In the "config/app.php" section, we will add the providers and aliases listed below. 'providers' => , 'aliases' =>

Create Route

In the "routes/web.php" file, add the following route code.

Create a Model and Controller

The commands listed below assist in creating the controller and model. php artisan make:model Post php artisan make:controller FeedController app/Post.php app/Http/Controllers/FeedController.php Read the full article

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While designing database structure, you may get to know that some tables are related to one another. For example in a blog application, a user have many posts and post have many comments. In a MySQL database tables, we add one table's id to another table or create pivot table to create relationship between tables. Laravel provides eloquent relationship which provides powerful query builders. In Laravel, eloquent relationships are defined in model classes. Laravel eloquent provides easy ways to create common relationships: one to one one to many many to many has one of many has one through has many through one to one polymorphic one to many polymorphic many to many polymorphic In this article, we will discuss on Laravel's one to one polymorphic eloquent relationship. This is similar to one-to-one relationship. However, in this relationship, one model may have associated with more than one model. For example, a Profile model may be associated with User model as well as Admin model. Example: Now, in this example, we will build relationship between Profile model with User and Admin model. We assume that you have created fresh Laravel application. We also assume that you have confiured database connection. Database tables In this relationship, we have three database tables: users, admins and profiles. A profiles table will be related with users and admins table. Migration we need three migration table. We already have users migration. Run the following commands into Terminal to create remaining migration classes at database/migrations directory. php artisan make:migration create_admins_table php artisan make:migration create_profiles_table Below are the migration table fields for these table: users migration In the users migration, we have defined the following fields: /**  * Run the migrations.  *  * @return void  */ public function up()     Schema::create('users', function (Blueprint $table)         $table->id();         $table->string('name');         $table->string('email')->unique();         $table->string('password');         $table->timestamps();     ); admins migration /**  * Run the migrations.  *  * @return void  */ public function up()     Schema::create('admins', function (Blueprint $table)         $table->id();         $table->string('name');         $table->string('email')->unique();         $table->string('password');         $table->timestamps();     ); profiles migration /**  * Run the migrations.  *  * @return void  */ public function up()     Schema::create('profiles', function (Blueprint $table)         $table->id();         $table->string('image_url');         $table->string('github');         $table->integer('profileable_id');         $table->string('profileable_type');         $table->timestamps();     ); Now, let's look at the migration fields. We have profileable_id and profileable_type fields in the profiles migration. The profileable_id will store id value of user or admin and profileable_type will store the User or Admin class name like AppModelsUser or AppModelsAdmin. Now run the migrate command to create tables into database. php artisan migrate Model Laravel models are located at app/Models directory. We already have User model. Create the rest of model classes for these tables using following Artisan commands one by one into Terminal. php artisan make:model Admin php artisan make:model Profile Now let's build relationship. First create profileable() method into Profile model which will return morphTo() method. This will retrieve the parent model record.

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Laravel VII: Abbreviated | Web Development - Yudiz Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Overview:

Hello there. As we all know the Laracon Online 2020, the largest online Laravel conference, took place on 26 February 2020. Our developer happened to attend a Laracon Online Viewing Party and according to his experience we are going to share with you the highlights. We’re going to focus on Laravel 7 here. Yes, it’s here and stick till the end to know all about it.

So as most of you might know Taylor Otwell was one of the speakers at the event. He gave us a complete walkthrough for Laravel VII and we are going to cover most of it here.

What is Laravel Airlock?

Airlock is a lightweight Token Generation and verification tool (Provides Authentication) mostly for SPAs (Single Page Applications), where users can generate multiple API tokens and like passport, we can set the roles for particular auth token.

AirLock will work with Laravel 6.x, but everyone recommends using it with Laravel 7.x and you also need to use Laravel UI 2.x for UI files.

We can set allowed domain in config file, so if a request comes from that particular server then and only then that request gets served. So we can say airlock is a similar kind of structure like a passport but it’s for SPA.

For better understanding,we can compare AirLock mechanism with Node/Angular project where frontend API will use AuthToken. Authtoken is similar kind of personal access token which we are used in the passport for mobile authentication

Key features of AirLock:

EncryptCookies

AddQueuedCookiesToResponse

StartSession

 VerifyCsrfToken

Laravel Custom Casts:

In Laravel VII, we can create our own casting for an eloquent model, there are two methods, “get()” and “set()”

“get()” method is used to convert raw data into casted data.

“set()” method is used to convert casted data into raw data value.

For example, if we need to decode data when we receive it and encode data when we save details, we can use these methods like this:

Syntax for “get()” method:

   public function get($model, $key, $value, $attributes) {

            return json_decode($value, true);

   }

Syntax for “set()” method:

   public function set($model, $key, $value, $attributes) {

            return json_encode($value, true);

   }

For eloquent we need to define detail as:

protected $casts = [

           'column_name' => Json::class,

           ];

So now every time we fetch data of a column, we get JSON decoded data and when the data is saved to the column it will get encoded.

HTTP Client:

HTTP Client is used for making an HTTP request from one website to another website or web application. For HTTP client you have to install guzzlehttp/guzzle package into your project. We can make any request along with header through the HTTP Client, also we get the details of response and other params directly, like if we want the main body of the response, then just write down $response->body() this will return the body. If we need to check the status of the response then just need to call $response->status().

Likewise, we can use the following details:

$response->body();

$response->json();

$response->status();

$response->ok();

$response->successful();

$response->serverError();

$response->clientError();

$response->header($header);

$response->headers();

And for the routes we have to write details like:

$response = Http::withHeaders([

           'accept' => 'application/json',

])->post('http://domain.com/users/list', [

           'name' => 'User',

]);

So now onwards we can fire the API from the web routes along with the Headers. We can also pass the Bearer Token by just adding:

$response = Http::withToken('token')->post('http://www.domain.com', ['name' => 'User']);

Fluent String Operations:

We can all agree how useful string operations are as they help us manipulate strings easily and without much hassle. Thanks to Laravel VII, some new and useful string operations were added in this version. String operations such as trim(), replace(‘x’, ‘y’), after(), before(), words() and many more now will be available in Laravel VII.

CORS Support:

Laravel VII also came with the fresh first-party package “CORS” along with options, so now no need to create custom middleware for the same, just configure the config files and use CORS services.

Stub Customization:

This is one of the best updates of Laravel. This will help us to boost up the speed of development. For example, whenever we create a new Model, we will write protected $guarded = [*] in all the models, it becomes a bit time consuming if you see it on a larger picture. So now, we can create our own stub for these kinds of changes, So, if we added protected $guarded = [*] into stub then whenever we create a new model, this line will be added automatically. For example, in all tables we need one default column $table->string(‘custom_id’), in all the migrates, so we will publish the stub and customize it.

Route Model Binding:

This is one of the most interesting features of Laravel 7. In the older version, we can bind any model to route, for example:

Route::get('user/{user}', function(User $user) {

   dd($user);

});

// domain.com/user/1

Here we’ll get the user’s personal details like we applied dependency injection of the User model. In Laravel 7, there is support for Implicit Model Binding, such as if I want to get the user’s details based on the user’s name then I’ll get details by adding simple “:” after model’s name.

Route::get('user/{user:username}', function(User $user){

           return $user;

});

// domain.com/user/kmjadeja

We can also add custom keys and scoping for the Route Model Binding, it’s a very useful thing which can help us to generate SEO friendly URLs.

Custom Keys and Scope:

Sometimes, we need to bind multiple models to the single route and second binding param is dependent on the first building param like we need to get product details that are available under one specific category.

For example, we get all the lists of all the mobile devices which are available under the android category, So now we can do this with simple Route Model Binding

Route::get('category/{category:type}/device/{device:type}',

function (Category $category, Device $device) {

return $device;

});

// domain.com/category/mobile/device/android

 One more simple example:

Route::get('user/{user}/posts/{post:slug}',

function (User $user, Post $post) {

return $post;

});

// domain.com/user/1/posts/upcoming-events

Laravel Query Cast:

·         Query cast is used to “cast” a column while executing the query.

·         Let’s take an example : In the database we save user’s ID, System IP, create_at and updated_at details when user LoggedIn to the system. Now we want to know the last login date of particular user in that case my code will be:

$users = User::select([

   'users.*',

   'last_logged_in_at' => UserLog::selectRaw('MAX(created_at)')

           ->whereColumn('user_id', 'users.id')

])->where('id', 1)->withCasts([

   'last_logged_in_at' => 'date'

])->get();

So here we get the user’s last loggedIn details in “data”, not in the timestamp, we cast the user’s create_at column to date.

Improve email template design:

In Laravel 7 they have simply improved the email template, made the email template simpler and finer.

Queue Configuration:

Currently, if any queue or job is throwing an exception, each time the job will get executed and throw the exception. In Laravel 7, we can set maxExceptions for jobs. If we set the value equal to 3, in that case, if the job gets the exception more than 3 times, the queue stops automatically. #noExtraExecution

Speed improvements for route-cache:

Laravel 7 have 2x speed improvement for routes, it is mostly used with 800+ routes (big projects), php artisan route:cache is used to cache the routes.

Conclusion:

So that’s all for this blog but that’s not all for Laravel 7 and our discussion on it. Stick with us for the next blog regarding some of the features along with their demo codes. Till then, get started with the master document. You can read the master document here.

Hope, you have liked & enjoyed this blog. If you like this blog then follow us for more such interesting articles on the latest technologies.

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Web Development in Nepal | The trend of Web development in Nepal

A new era of digitalization

Nepal is starting to catch up when it comes to several technological advancements that are otherwise a part of ordinary lives in most developed countries. One of our major exports and contribution to this is in the sector of IT and Software solutions. Amongst them, Software and Web development in Nepal are the major categories.

The latest trend of startups popping around in every corner of the street providing a vast array of digital and technological solutions to businesses is not going to stop anytime soon. While it was unheard of in the last 5 years, nowadays it is very common to hear Nepali start-ups and programmers generating revenues in the millions. If you have an idea or a solution, you will find no shortages of companies and individuals willing to help you realize those ideas. 

In recent times, companies from abroad have started outsourcing their technical problems to countries like ours realizing the value of such a fresh and diversely talented market. 

In today's modern digital world, if you or your business is not available online, then you are severely missing out on various opportunities. You can use your website to connect with your clients, create awareness for your brand and overall increase the presence and reach your business can have.

If you are not yet convinced, then here are a few reasons to build a website for your business:-

To build an online presence

Digital marketing possibilities

Engage your customers and build customer relations

Reach a new range of potential customers to increase sales

Providing accessibility around the clock to customers

To build credibility.

To provide more information and guidance to customers before closing

Must consider tips to ensure a proper website design:-

Use minimal and simple design.

Ensure simple navigation between pages.

Provide helpful content and information

Ensure responsive design and mobile-first approach to website development.

Ensure faster website load times.

Make it easy for visitors to convert with a quick and simple check-out process. 

Ensure proper SEO techniques are being implemented on your website.

How to start building a website for your business?

Getting started with professional looking and responsive websites does not need to be a difficult thing. There are various free and paid options for website building services that can accommodate your requirements. Various drag and drop website building services like Squarespace and Wix are easy to use and provide affordable hosting charges. If you are someone with basic web design knowledge, you can also use WordPress, which is free to get started.

However, if you require professional web solutions and want to optimize your site for search engines, then hiring a Web development agency is the path to choose. This might require a significant investment upfront but the outcome achieved as a direct result of their understanding and experience of the digital world is well worth the price.

For one, they know the latest web development trends and can help customize your business needs to provide a positive user experience. A web development agency can also create web page content that is optimized for the search engines. 

WordPress CMS vs Laravel

We here at Top Nepal International are adept at providing website solutions in both WordPress and Laravel. Both of these can meet your requirements but how to choose one above the other?

Well, let’s explore further. WordPress is a content management system (CMS) created with the goal of building websites, whether using customizable themes or creating tailor-made solutions. Laravel, on the other hand, is a PHP framework used for creating web applications and other sorts of websites. They are both focused on the user and devoted to building websites that are easy to use and are also simple and easy to manage.

A simple difference between the two is that WordPress is a system and Laravel is a framework within PHP.

WordPress advantages include:

Search-engine friendly structure

Integrated link management

Clean permalink structure

Ability to assign multiple categories to posts

Automatic filters to format and style texts in posts

Ability to edit content both in a visual editor and an HTML-based text editor

Customizable features with the use of plugins

Easy integration of third-party services

Large supporting community worldwide

Laravel advantages include:

Developer friendly structure supported by excessive documentation

Implemented authentication system

Simple validation and authorization process for web apps

Easily manageable automated tasks

Consistency in database migrations

Fast and painless deployment of apps

Customizable features with the use of packages

Easy integration of third-party services

Large supporting community worldwide

In the end, this all boils down to the specifics of what you and your business needs. If you run a small business that requires minimal complexity and simple e-commerce features, WordPress might be the way to go. On the other hand, if your business needs a complex and robust web solution that can handle large-scale applications and processing, you should look into Laravel as the best choice for you.

If you need help designing attractive websites for your business that’s optimized for the search engines and easy to navigate, it’s time to call in the experts. Our Web development team at Top Nepal International will assess the goals of your business and create a superior product that will surely breathe life to your business and brand.

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Common misconceptions ceos have about website development and design

Remember your final web development project? You went over funding, blew past deadlines and became frustrated with just about everybody involved at some stage.

The bad thing? It had been demanding. The really bad news? It was likely your team's fault.

Most CEOs have severe misconceptions regarding web development. This is an issue because companies are more reliant than ever on their internet presence. CEOs in companies of all sizes struggle with this. Here are six myths that most CEOs struggle with:

Website development is easy.

Clients generally ask a"easy" 20-page website with a log-in setup, online payment, a blog and other plugins.

Sites such as Facebook and Craigslist may seem simple, but the essential development work is time-consuming and more complex. The odd thing is that the simpler the design, often the more expensive the siteis. Some requests which seem small could involve complicated development work and need days of programming.

Everyone should be involved.

Rather than packing all of the staff into a conference room to rattle off ideas involve only the people who'll do the job. Don't spend some time mulling deep technical planning, database design, designs, designs or widgets. With the dawn of templates, websites like 99designs and international development, many businesspeople harbor the misperception that web design is a cheap commodity.

Taking advantage of already created templates may work for some businesses, but for those serious about their brand and online presence, these options won't suffice long-term.

Consider your site a investment and dedicate appropriate resources toward it. Find a team of designers that understands your business, ask the proper questions and have happy clients. A fantastic team can allow you to handle your aims along with your funding and find optimum solutions.

Once a site is built, it's completed.

Web development isn't a once-and-done activity. Once your site is launched, it will have to be preserved. Many midmarket businesses have round-the-clock teams tracking their websites to make sure they stay without glitches.

Even if your website does not deal with a large volume of visitors, you still need someone keeping an eye on functionality. You will also require security updates and fresh content for SEO purposes.

Anyone can create a great user experience.

You can't build the site yourself. Focus on leading your business and improving your merchandise. Your intern, cousin or IT man can't build it . A whole lot more that goes to a website than basic knowledge of web design, especially when building payment methods and ensuring integration with the organization's internal systems.

There are free website-building tools which may be great for bootstrapped startup or operating a small business site. However they aren't strong enough for the requirements of most established businesses. For your site, you may require a team to design mainly from scratch, which takes a particular skill set.

It is your site, so you dictate the design.

It is natural to desire to micromanage your institution's website. Unfortunately, unless you're a web designer, this is not the job for you. You need to trust your web designer if you would like site visitors to become paying clients. Web designers will know your vision, but you need to let them layout. They are knowledgeable about structure and what helps visitors convert to customers.

Author Bio:

Salman Ahmed is a Business Manager at Magneto IT Solutions – a website design company in Bahrain that offers quality laravel Application  Development, Magento development,  laundry app development, Magento migration, handyman app development services. The company has experienced Laravel developers for hire at a very affordable price. He is a firm believer in teamwork; for him, it is not just an idea, but also the team’s buy-in into the idea, that makes a campaign successful! He’s enthusiastic about all things marketing.

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It can literally save you hundreds of hours of coding and lets you concentrate on what matters most. The application logic and problem solution.

Generate SOLID API with ease!

Rollback/Remove generated CRUD

Code Sniffer in built to make sure your code follows best standard (PSR-0, PSR-2, PSR-4)

Powerful in built Code Editor!

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Create API Code for SPA real fast

Built on top of Laravel 6.0

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Generate CRUD following latest Laravel standards.

Namespace support!

Built in Search and Pagination in CRUD. You can specify which fields are searchable.

Image/File upload mechanism in built.

Role/Permission (ACL) and User Management System (UMS) in built.

Model to Model relationship building.

Run all Laravel Commands from GUI.

REDPRINT mode to ensure the system leaves no footprint on production application.

Super fast and optimized!

For repetative tasks like creating a CRUD, you can totally rely on Redprint App Builder. It generates high quality Code to generate your everyday create, read, update, delete interfaces and backend. Redprint App Builder closely follows Laravel best practices. Which means, no garbage code. You’ll fall in love once you take a look at the code! We promise!

The new version ( >1.5.6) can now generate API endpoints for external mobile apps to consume using JWT (JSON web token) ! Or your next SPA web app using Vue JS/React/Angular can consume the API generated by Redprint!

Redprint has its own in built IDE! We know you still need to write your business logic on your own. What about having a complete IDE with syntax highlighting and auto completion enabled right inside the app? It can come extremely handy when you’re a digital nomad and need to change a piece of code without leaving the comfort of your browser. Redprint IDE comes with a file browser and quick file search too! You’ll LOVE it!

With Redprint App Builder, you can tell the system to automatically generate your search system with the CRUD. Again, the code that gets genrated is of high quality and follows DRY. Have a look at the index method.

With a few clicks, you can generate relations between two models. Not only that, it creates the dropdowns on a previously created CRUD that is related! For example, if you are creating a “Has Many” relationship between “Category” and “Products”, your products CRUD form will now “automagically” have a dropdown to select Categories!

How cool is that?

You can now run native Laravel commands from within Redprint! No need to remember all the commands, just go to build-tools, select the command you want to execute, write down the parameter and hit run! Not only that, Redprint already added a command that’s not even in Laravel yet! with `php artisan make:view your_view_name` Redprint will generate a view with basic layout for you!

Redprint comes packed with its own Role Permission Package called “Permissible”. Permissible allows you to define user roles and permission with a weight based role system!

Redprint has its own user management system that comes with Permissible. You can already create, update, delete users, set their permission/roles etc. Gives you a strong boilerplate to quickly start your next project!

Redprint AB is committed to grow and become more powerful. Make your apps more robust and count on Redprint to help you along the way.

Version 1.1.0 | March 1, 2018

Upgraded Laravel version to 5.6 Added more validations to the builder.

Version 1.1.1 | March 4, 2018

More validations to prevent unexpected errors while creating CRUD.

Version 1.2.0 | March 9, 2018

New Unity theme! Upgraded Laravel version (5.6) Namespace Support!

Version 1.4.1 | April 23, 2018

New Unity Blue theme! In built Code Editor! Even faster!

Version 1.4.2 | April 30, 2018

New commands (php artisan migrate, php artisan migrate:rollback, composer dump-autoload etc) on make tools page. Default frontend theme update. General stabistrongty fixes

Version 1.4.4 | May 13, 2018

Customize the form! Give them responsive and cleaner look. More user friendly. Upgraded to latest Laravel release.

Version 1.5.6 | May 31, 2018

Generate API Code! JWT Authentication Set options for ENUM data types. Stability improvement and UI cleanup

Version 1.5.8 | June 11, 2018

NEW! Undo/Remove CRUD CRUD file collection and editing

Version 1.5.96 | June 20, 2018

NEW! PHP Code Sniffer for PSR-1, PSR-2 standard code fixing Generated code has no code-smell! Sniffed and fixed for any indentation or code standard issues.

Version 1.5.97 | June 28, 2018

Validations for defapret value on database fields. Laravel core security patches.

Version 1.6.12 | July 01, 2018

Revamped file browser on dashboard. Now comes with File Search Toolbars on Dashboard file browser for distraction free coding.

Version 1.6.14 | July 01, 2018

Create or Delete files from Dashboard File Browser Small bug fixes in generator for special cases.

Version 1.6.19 | July 17, 2018

- Configuration editor - Fixed a bug on closing open tabs on file browser - More stability fixes and refactoring for performance boost.

Version 1.6.31 | October 11, 2018

- Laravel 5.7 Release!! - Easily translatable! - Fresh new theme and new customization abilities! - Fix bug with relation builder.

Version 1.6.32 | November 01, 2018

- API Controller namespace fix. - Permissible translations fix. - Profile edit fix. - New submit button animations.

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The best part of any idea is when it's fresh and new, and you don't yet know the limitations and restrictions.  It can be almost magical!  Oh, the customers you'll help and the money you'll make!  All you have to do first is... write a lot of code.

How much code?  Well, obviously that depends on your idea and what business you're planning on setting up.  But there's a huge amount of code you'll need and want for any SaaS business, and a lot of it you'll have to write before you can write even line one of your business logic.

Where did I come by this list?  Well, I've spent quite a few years working on SaaS businesses at a variety of stages of maturity, and I keep my ear to the ground by listening to good SaaS podcasts. I noticed that there are a lot of common tasks necessary to launch a new SaaS product, and I decided to help fix that problem by taking it all and packing it into a SaaS starter kit to help cut down on the code you need to write (and the time you need to spend) to launch your business.

Let's explore that huge list of code.

Stuff You're Gonna Need

The basics

Okay, first you're gonna need something to start from.  Unless you plan on writing everything from scratch, you'll need to set up some common frameworks to enable a modern web app to run.  On the front-end, that's something like:

A bundler/build system.  Examples: Webpack, Parcel, Gulp, Grunt.

Babel, if you want to use modern JavaScript features on older browsers.

A UI library.  Examples: React, Vue, Angular, Elm.

A CSS framework.  Examples: Bootstrap, TailwindCSS, Semantic, Bulma.

An HTTP requests library, if your framework doesn't come with one.  Examples: Superagent, Axios, got.

A testing library.  Examples: Jest, Mocha, Jasmine, Ava.

Getting all these various tools set up to work together will take some time as well.  Just searching "configuring webpack for X" reveals a minefield of blog posts written for various versions of webpack and X.  Some will help, some won't, and sometimes only experimentation will reveal which is which.

Thankfully, there are tools that make a lot of this easier.  Next.js for React and Nuxt.js for Vue are just two examples, but there are many flavours of UI frameworks that can significantly reduce the setup time for the above.  Of course, now you have to learn how your UI framework works as well as your UI library, but generally that trade-off is worthwhile.

Moving on to the back-end, you're going to want a web framework.  This will largely depend on the language you're working with, but you have plenty to choose from:

Node.js: Fastify, Koa, and Express.

PHP: Laravel, Symfony, and CakePHP.

Python: Django, Pylons, and Zope.

Go: Gin, Beego, Martini.

Ruby: Sinatra, Hanami, and of course Rails.

This list is by no means extensive - just tracking down all the available frameworks for a single language would be an article in it's own.  But it does display the variety of choices available.  Each language and framework has its own capabilities and trade-offs, and that's something you'll have to take into account before you make your choice.  (Or after!  It's just harder to change your mind at that point.)

Development build system

Actually, let's take a step back for a second.  Sure, those are the basics, but you still need someplace to run all that code, and in a way that speeds up your evaluation of code changes.

You could run everything on your local machine, but that's rarely ideal.  For starters, your local environment is highly unlikely to resemble your production environment, and you don't want seemingly-minor differences causing problems when you deploy.  Plus, it's very hard (comparatively) to automate local environment setup, so adding anyone else to the project is bound to cause conflict, especially if they want to use an entirely different OS from you.

You have a lot of options for this, but the two easiest/most-common are:

1) Use a Virtual Machine

Virtual Machines have the advantage of being very simple to understand and work with.  If you know how to navigate your own system, you'll know how to navigate a virtual one just fine.  They're easily automated with something like Ansible, and easy to use for development with something like Vagrant.  Plus, you'll likely only need to modify a bit of your Ansible scripts or variables to turn your development deploy script into a production deploy script.

But they can be a bit heavy, as they are emulating an entire other machine.  There are good solutions to this (enabling CPU optimizations, using AMIs or other machine images to reduce deploy time, etc), but there's also an alternative.

2) Use docker

Docker containers are crazy lightweight.  Essentially, they just run the bits of the system required to run your code, as dictated by you.  Plus, a great many CI systems accept dockerfiles as input to automatically run tests and deploys of your code.  A well-built docker setup is a thing of beauty.

However, docker can be a bit confusing.  It requires learning a different mindset and tooling from working directly on a machine or virtual machine, and can lead you naturally towards more-complex solutions where a simpler one would otherwise work better for your use case.  (Hello, microservices!)

Reducing your development cycle time with watchers

A small thing that can save you a lot of time is setting watchers on your code.  These are programs that keep an eye out for changes in your code, then re-compile and restart servers so that the latest version of your code is always running when you refresh your browser.  Many of the tools you'll use will come with built-in watchers (webpack, for example), but for others, you'll need to install your own (nodemon to watch your Node.js server).

And like with anything else, there's configuration you have to do to make sure that each watcher is only watching the correct directories, that files are shared between your host system and VM/docker container in a fast method that won't trip up your watchers, etc.

Application template & UI architecture

With any luck, you'll have a design already to work with, but you still need to translate that design into an application template and common UI components and architecture.  A good CSS framework can really help here, allowing you to set up common colours and sizes that you can use across the entire project, and using component-based development can allow you to, say, create a TextInput element once, then use it across your project multiple times.  You'll also need to set up some form of menu infrastructure that allows you to enable/disable or hide/show certain menus based on user access or page location.

Logging

Proper logging can give you more and more-useful information than a slapdash setup can.  You'll want to log requests and request data, useful checkpoint information, and the usual stuff - errors, stack traces, etc.  But you also want to make sure not to log too much.  For example, you'll obviously want to omit passwords, but you should also in general omit headers, especially headers containing authentication tokens, for obvious security reasons.

Database migrations

Database schemas are part of your app as well, and that means they need to be represented as code somewhere and checked into version control.  Manually updating your production database to match your development database is amateur-hour.

So in addition to your back-end frameworks and your front-end frameworks, you'll need a database migration framework, and you'll need to write migrations for it.

Users

Users are the fundamental primitive of a SaaS application, and there's a common set of interactions you'll require: sign-up, login, logout, edit profile, etc.  But sitting underneath all that is a bit of a contentious topic: user authentication.

There are a bunch of ways to do user authentication, but most of them are wrong and will end up leaving you with security vulnerabilities.  JWTs are popular and can be secured, but you need to follow some best practices:

Don't store JWTs in localStorage, since any JS that runs on your page can access them, and if you get hit with a cross-site scripting attack, they can export your tokens en masse.

Store JWTs in secure, HTTPS-only cookies.

Include a global version code in your JWTs so that you can instantly invalidate all JWTs every issued.

Include a user version code in your JWTs so that a user can instantly invalidate all JWTs ever issued for them specifically.  This is useful to include a "log out all devices" option for users who may have lost a device or had their account compromised.

Send a Cross-Site Request Forgery token with every request as a javascript-injected header, and make sure that token matches one you've stored for the user on login.

You'll notice a lot of these practices are "in case of a security breach", and you'd hope that if you did everything correctly, they'd be unnecessary.  However, that's a fantasy and should be treated as such.  No site is 100% secure and bug-free, and yours won't be either.  Instead, you need to work in layers, so that if any one layer of security fails, there are still other layers and countermeasures in place.

Form validation

When users sign up, log in, and really all throughout your app, they'll be filling out and submitting forms.  These forms will need to be validated for the appropriate data, preferably on both the front-end (before the data is sent to the server, to provide the best experience to the user) and the back-end (to ensure no junk data is saved to the database).  If your back-end isn't in JavaScript, you'll need validation libraries for both languages that have the same semantics.

Transactional email

Transactional email is the email you send when certain events happen for your users.  These can be lifecycle events, like welcome emails, "trial about to expire" emails, etc, or service-related emails like email address confirmation emails, password reset emails, notifications about your service, etc.

You'll need to find and configure a decent mailer module, and usually perform some DNS configuration at your mail service host's instruction.  Some mailer modules will come with template capabilities built-in, while others will leave you to install your own.

Subscriptions/Payments

Getting paid is why most people are going to start a SaaS in the first place, so processing payments and subscriptions is mightily important.  Choosing and setting up an account with a payments provider is up to individual preference, but Stripe offers probably the best API and developer experience out there, while PayPal is usually the most-requested provider of choice from users.  It's likely that you'll want to offer multiple ways to pay through multiple providers, just to ensure that no potential customer is left behind.

If you offer subscriptions, you'll want to allow users to choose between a monthly billing cycle and an annual one.  Annual billing is a great way for dedicated users to save money, while also offering you the benefits of higher LTV and getting you the money up-front, increasing your liquidity.

If you have multiple levels of plans, you'll need to implement the ability for users to change between those levels, usually offering a prorated fee for the month of transition.

Though it's definitely not the "happy path", you'll need to offer users the ability to cancel subscriptions.  You shouldn't add extra friction to this, since some users will just be cancelling temporarily, and you want to leave a good impression on them, but it's important to try to capture the reason they're leaving, so you can improve your service.

Production deploy system

Once you've fully-developed your fancy new SaaS, you're going to need to put it up on the web for people to interact with, and for that, you're going to need a deploy system.  Even if that system is largely manual, you're going to want defined, repeatable, documented steps that ensure that deploys go off without incident.

You're going to want to cover the following bases, at a minimum:

Ensure server is reachable

Ensure server is set up correctly (correct runtime libraries installed, etc.)

Update code

Run DB migrations

Ensure front-end UI code is not cached in user's browser (update ETags, etc)

There are a whole lot more things you can do to ensure a safe and clean deploy, but this list is at least a good starting place.

Production backups

Much like how we discussed security in layers above, backups of production data are another layer of defence in case something goes wrong.  If you're still using manual processes to alter user data, it can be very easy for a slip of the keys to accidentally alter or delete the wrong user's data.  And if you're using automated processes, it's usually a lot harder to make those simple mistakes, but more complex mistakes can make it very easy to edit or delete huge swathes of user data.  Proper backups will one day save your bacon, bet on it.

What makes a proper backup, then?  That's a whole topic on its own, but you should start with:

Complete: Don't just backup the database - if the user uploads files, those should be backed up as well.

Regular: Backups should happen on a schedule, ideally daily or more, for more-volatile data.

Retained: You'll want to keep your backups around for a while, though you might want to set up a schedule for longer-retained backups.  (i.e. Daily backups retained for 30 days, weekly backups retained for 3 months, monthly backups retained for 1 year.)

Secure: Your backups should be kept with the same level of security as your data.  If your data is encrypted at rest, your backups should be as well.  Make sure to keep your encryption keys secure.  If you lose those keys, you lose the backup.

Tested: A backup that hasn't been tested is not a backup.  You don't want to find out that your backup process doesn't work (or stopped working) when you need to restore critical data.  There should be an automated test process that runs after backups are created.

If you're lucky, your hosting platform will offer some level of database backup as a service, which will save you a lot of time and effort setting up.  It likely won't cover 100% of your needs, but it will get you a lot closer than starting from scratch.

Stuff You're Gonna Want

Okay!  That'll get you off the ground, but once you start seeing any success at all, you're going to start wanting something a little more... robust.  Eventually, manually editing the database is going to get tedious (not to mention dangerous), and users will start asking the same questions over and over.  You're going to have to slow down on development related to your core business and implement a bunch more supporting features.

Admin console

You can edit and delete users directly from the database, sure, but all it takes is one time forgetting to add a WHERE or LIMIT clause to a statement to make you long for a proper administration console.  (And backups.  You set up backups, right?)

An admin console is also a great place for dashboards, user statistics, summaries, metrics, etc.  Your admin console can become your one-stop-shop for running your SaaS.

Documentation

Documentation can serve multiple purposes.  Primarily, it's for user education, but conveniently, this is user education you don't have to do manually.  Think about it like automated customer support - a user that answer their question from your documentation is a user that doesn't email you.

If your documentation is publicly available, it can also help users make purchasing decisions.  By answering questions about your service openly and up-front, you can let users more-easily determine if your service will work for them, as well as reassure them about your transparency.

Public documentation also helps with SEO, since your keywords will likely naturally come up frequently on your documentation pages.

Billing history

Once you have a sufficient number or sufficiently large customers, you'll likely start getting requests around tax time for their billing history.  Your payment system will keep track of payments for you, and many of them will be able to generate invoices from their web interface that you can send to customers who request it.

That might hold you for a while, but eventually, you'll want this functionality built into your system, so clients can self-serve, and your customer support team can focus on more-important issues.

Stuff That's Gonna Make Your Life A Lot Easier

Making the right decisions early on and as your service grows can have compounding benefits, but frequently, it's difficult to find time to devote to tasks that aren't seen as critical.  Still, if you can make the time to invest in them, it can pay off for you and your users as well.

Pause subscriptions & credit

Especially now, when people are trying to cut costs in both their lives and businesses, the ability to pause a subscription instead of cancel it outright can mean the difference between saving a customer and losing them.  Similarly, the ability to credit customers some free time or usage on your service can aid in retention, especially if something goes wrong and you want to make it up to them.

User ID obfuscation

When displaying publicly-visible auto-incrementing IDs (such as user IDs), it can be a good idea to obfuscate what that number actually is.  This prevents competitors and skittish customers from identifying how much usage your service has seen so far.  A great library for this is Hashids, which has many compatible implementations across many languages.

Limited number of development languages

The fewer languages your app uses, the less common code that you'll have to duplicate between the various services and projects you require.  Some are going to be unavoidable, such as JavaScript if you have a web app with any serious browser interactions, Swift for iOS, and Java/Kotlin for Android.  Web apps, however, offer a truly terrifying number of languages you can choose for server code: PHP, Ruby, JavaScript, Typescript, Go, Rust, Java, Python, Perl, Scala, Erlang, and even C# and C++.  In a microservices environment, it can be tempting to use a variety of languages for your different services, but that means redeveloping and maintaining common libraries for every new language you want to include.

In extreme situations, you can limit yourself to just one language, even across multiple disparate platforms.  JavaScript can do front-end and back-end web development, desktop development through Electron, and mobile development through Cordova.  There are definite trade-offs for going this route, but for a smaller studio, this opens up a multi-platform strategy on a limited budget.

Linters

Linters like ESLint, RuboCop, and Flake8 can make a marked improvement in your code.  They can catch stylistic errors long before they make it into production, and many stylistic errors are really just shortcomings of your chosen language, where hard-to-find bugs breed and propagate.

Monorepo

Monorepos are great!  They're especially great if you're just starting your SaaS, as they're far simpler than trying to work with multiple repositories when managing dependencies, figuring out code re-use, and ensuring that all the correct code is committed before deploys go out.

Everyone's situation is different, of course, and it may make sense in your case to go with multiple repositories, or even one day switch to such a strategy, but when you're starting out, you want to limit the complexity of your project as much as you can, and the monorepo strategy will definitely pay off in this regard.

User impersonation

Being able to log in as your users from your Admin Console can help immensely when trying to sort out customer service issues.  Instead of having several back-and-forth "what do you see now?" emails, you can just log in as them and find out.  There are a lot of things to consider when writing a user impersonation feature, however: Do you require special access to impersonate users?  Do you require the user's permission to impersonate them?  Are actions taken while impersonated logged?  Can you even take actions when impersonating, or view only?  How do you indicate that you are impersonating a user (vs. logged in under your own account)?

These aren't the only considerations, but ideally it's enough to make the point that there's a lot more to user impersonation than simply changing a token ID.

Improved production deployments

Once you start getting enough customers with sufficient expectations, you'll have to make modifications to your deploy process for increased reliability and flexibility:

Updating in-place won't work forever.  Eventually, switching to blue/green deploys or even something as simple as displaying a maintenance mode page while you update will be necessary to keep people from interacting with the system while performing significant changes.

If you have a complex SPA, you'll want to be able to inform users when you've made an update that requires reloading that code.  Tracking version numbers both in your UI code and on the server will allow you to pop up a notification, allowing the user to save their work and then reload.

Ideally, you should be using a bug tracking service.  If you also send your source maps to them when performing a deploy, they can provide even better error messages when UI errors occur.

Serving your UI JavaScript from your server is simple and easy, but users appreciate fast, and your job is to do the hard work so that users have a good time.  A relatively easy way to speed up your user's experience is to upload your UI JavaScript on release to a CDN.  This is a one-time change you need to make that pays dividends for your users going forwards.

You'll likely be manually checking that releases go as expected, but automated smoke tests that run on every deploy are a better way to catch issues that might otherwise slip by you when you're tired, distracted, or in a hurry.

What's the alternative?

If you don't want to start from an empty folder and write all this code yourself, you should consider using a SaaS starter kit, and it just so happens that you're reading the blog for one right now!  With Nodewood, you can get started writing business logic today, saving weeks or even months of development time.

Nodewood starts you off with a full working web app, with a Vue front-end and Express back-end, built entirely from JavaScript.  Form validation, testing, user authentication and management, subscription/billing are all built-in, alongside a sleek and customizable application theme with an easy-to-extend admin console.

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Laravel Training in Nepal

Are you looking

Laravel training in Nepal?  If yes, you have come to the right place. DIT Solution facilitates with different Laravel training courses to enhance the skill of trainee.PHP is one of the most extensively used languages for building web application. But utilizing only PHP can be time consuming and unmanaged. Due to this reason, Laravel PHP framework has been built. They help in fast growth of secure application and time saving.  Open source PHP framework like Laravel work in the plan of Model View Controller (MVC) structural design. Here, Model indicates data, View indicates management and Control means logic.Laravel is developed to be effortless and simple to learn. It is a free and widely used MVC (Model View Control) Framework for PHP web developers. It appears with its personal engine called Blade. Laravel is one of the most well-liked frameworks that assist you generate high demanding and testable applications.Professional Laravel Training Institute in NepalSince professional website development has become one of the accepted career selection in Nepal, Laravel training is the ideal way to build up web development skills. Laravel training is intended for the competent website developers to help to handle advanced web based projects. The programmers with PHP background are extremely motivated to take this course to boost their website development ability.DIT Solution is a well-known name when it comes to

computer training institute in Nepal

. In order to focus on a framework, to understand the core perception is necessary. DIT solution helps trainees achieve all the knowledge of framework and website development. At this time, we also offer you job oriented training. Trainee will develop real application and websites during their training. They also learn about MVC architecture in details and also learn to make websites more structured.Laravel course offered by DIT Solution

Introduction to Laravel

Install and handle Laravel

Core And Advanced Concept of Route

Details about Middle-ware

Learning to build powerful and vibrant web applications

Comprehend MVC competence of Laravel framework

Project work to build Laravel based web application

Benefits of Laravel Training at DIT solution

One of the top Laravel training institutes in Nepal

Highly skilled Laravel experts as trainers

More prominence on practical inference of Laravel’s core proficiency

Internship and job Placement opportunity after completion of course

Well-managed labs with enough Laravel training resources

Regular practical exams after finishing the specific topics

Prospect to connect with Laravel community

Career improvement counseling after achievement of course

How is Laravel class conducted in DIT solution?DIT Solution has intended modified courses for offering

Laravel framework Training in Nepal

allowing for the fame of this framework to build sophisticated and responsive website applications.The classes are conducted based on the student’s benefits. We offer 2 hours per day for two months at the time preferred by the student. The trainees are well evaluated first and if they require some extra knowledge ahead of the course, they are offered so that they have complete grasp on the topic. We have a skilled instructor with lots of experience in this area. We also have well-resourced labs with all the essential course materials necessary for the students. We help students boost their skills providing regular tests and assignments. Trainees are also guided to build a real time website application as a venture.Who can join Laravel training in Nepal?

Laravel training can be very helpful for the one looking for career in web development.

Laravel course is planned for the students who have interested in web development.

Fresh graduates can join this course to make their career as professional web developer.

IT personnel willing to expand their knowledge in Laravel PHP frameworks can also join.

Objectives of Laravel PHP framework training

Open-source Framework for website enthusiasts willing to develop well-designed websites

Website development with simple and clean code

Simple and trouble-free user authentication

Prosperous object-oriented libraries

Flexibility and organization of routing system

Facilitates with suitable testing of applications

Characterized by significant data migration and supports different database servers

Built-in servers for hosting small projects and execute them on web browser

Query builder of Laravel lets suitable formation and executing of database queries

Simple switching to an assortment of storage preference because of uniform API for all the system

Efficient file management for instant response to queries of user.

To make trainee clearly know about the MVC architecture in frameworks.

To make quicker and more efficient web based application.

To make the web development less worrying.

To make structured websites and carry out understandable codes.

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How To Use WYSIHTML5 Editor In Laravel 9?

I'll demonstrate how to use the WYSIHTML5 editor in a Laravel application today. Our Laravel application uses the WYSIHTML5 editor. The HTML5 technology and the progressive-enhancement methodology are the foundation of the open source rich text editor wysihtml5. With the aid of wysihtml5 and Twitter Bootstrap, Bootstrap-wysihtml5 is a javascript plugin that makes it simple to create stunning, straightforward wysiwyg editors. Let's look at the steps below. I will give you a complete example for the WYSIHTML5 editor in Laravel. You must do as stated below.

Step 1 : Install Laravel App

You can install the fresh Laravel app in this stage. Open a terminal and type the command below. composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel blog

Step 2 : Setup Database Configuration

Configure database configuration after the Laravel app has been installed successfully. We will edit the database name, username, and password in the ".env" file by opening it. DB_CONNECTION=mysql DB_HOST=127.0.0.1 DB_PORT=3306 DB_DATABASE=Enter_Your_Database_Name DB_USERNAME=Enter_Your_Database_Username DB_PASSWORD=Enter_Your_Database_Password

Step 3 : Create Table Migration and Model

The Laravel PHP artisan command will be used in this phase to build migration for the books table and book model, thus run the following command first: php artisan make:model Book -m You must then add the following code to your migration file in order to establish a books table. Read the full article

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In a database structure, There are many tables are associated with another tables. For example in a commerce application, a user have many orders and orders have many items. Laravel provides eloquent relationship which provides powerful query builders. In Laravel, eloquent relationships are defined in model classes. Laravel eloquent provides easy ways to create common relationships: one to one one to many many to many has one of many has one through has many through one to one polymorphic one to many polymorphic many to many polymorphic In this article, we will discuss on Laravel's one to many polymorphic eloquent relationship. This is similar to one-to-many relationship. However, in this relationship, a child model may be associated with more than one type of model. For example, in a media application, a user can comment on Video and Audio both. So, a Comment model may be associated with Video model as well as Audio model. Example: Now, in this example, we will build relationship between Comment with Video and Audio model. We assume that you have created fresh Laravel application. We also assume that you have confiured database connection. Database tables In this relationship, we have three database tables: comments, videos and audios. A comments table will be associated with videos and audios table. Migration We need to create three migration table. Run the following three commands into Terminal to create migration classes at database/migrations directory. php artisan make:migration create_comments_table php artisan make:migration create_videos_table php artisan make:migration create_audios_table Below are the migration table fields for these table: videos migration In the videos migration, we have defined the following fields: /**  * Run the migrations.  *  * @return void  */ public function up()     Schema::create('videos', function (Blueprint $table)         $table->id();         $table->string('url');         $table->timestamps();     ); audios migration /**  * Run the migrations.  *  * @return void  */ public function up()     Schema::create('audios', function (Blueprint $table)         $table->id();         $table->string('url');         $table->timestamps();     ); comments migration /**  * Run the migrations.  *  * @return void  */ public function up()     Schema::create('comments', function (Blueprint $table)         $table->id();         $table->text('body');         $table->integer('commentable_id');         $table->string('commentable_type');         $table->timestamps();     ); Now, let's look at the migration fields. We have commentable_id and commentable_type fields in the comments migration. The commentable_id will store id value of video or audio and commentable_type will store the Video or Audio class name like AppModelsVideo or AppModelsAudio. Now run the migrate command to create tables into database. php artisan migrate Model Laravel models are located at app/Models directory. Create the model classes for these tables using following Artisan commands one by one into Terminal. php artisan make:model Video php artisan make:model Audio php artisan make:model Comment Now let's build relationship. First create commentable method into Comment model which will return morphTo() method. This will retrieve the parent model record.

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The trend of Web development in Nepal

Nepal is starting to catch up when it comes to several technological advancements that are otherwise a part of ordinary lives in most developed countries. One of our major exports and contribution to this is in the sector of IT and Software solutions. Amongst them, Software and Web development in Nepal are the major categories.

The latest trend of startups popping around in every corner of the street providing a vast array of digital and technological solutions to businesses is not going to stop anytime soon. While it was unheard of in the last 5 years, nowadays it is very common to hear Nepali start-ups and programmers generating revenues in the millions. If you have an idea or a solution, you will find no shortages of companies and individuals willing to help you realize those ideas.

In recent times, companies from abroad have started outsourcing their technical problems to countries like ours realizing the value of such a fresh and diversely talented market.

In today’s modern digital world, if you or your business is not available online, then you are severely missing out on various opportunities. You can use your website to connect with your clients, create awareness for your brand and overall increase the presence and reach your business can have.

If you are not yet convinced, then here are a few reasons to build a website for your business:-

To build an online presence

Digital marketing possibilities

Engage your customers and build customer relations

Reach a new range of potential customers to increase sales

Providing accessibility around the clock to customers

To build credibility.

To provide more information and guidance to customers before closing

Must consider tips to ensure a proper website design:-

Use minimal and simple design.

Ensure simple navigation between pages.

Provide helpful content and information

Ensure responsive design and mobile-first approach to website development.

Ensure faster website load times.

Make it easy for visitors to convert with a quick and simple check-out process.

Ensure proper SEO techniques are being implemented on your website.

How to start building a website for your business?

Getting started with professional looking and responsive websites does not need to be a difficult thing. There are various free and paid options for website building services that can accommodate your requirements. Various drag and drop website building services like Squarespace and Wix are easy to use and provide affordable hosting charges. If you are someone with basic web design knowledge, you can also use WordPress, which is free to get started.

However, if you require professional web solutions and want to optimize your site for search engines, then hiring a Web development agency is the path to choose. This might require a significant investment upfront but the outcome achieved as a direct result of their understanding and experience of the digital world is well worth the price.

For one, they know the latest web development trends and can help customize your business needs to provide a positive user experience. A web development agency can also create web page content that is optimized for the search engines.

WordPress CMS vs Laravel

We here at Top Nepal International are adept at providing website solutions in both WordPress and Laravel. Both of these can meet your requirements but how to choose one above the other?

Well, let’s explore further. WordPress is a content management system (CMS) created with the goal of building websites, whether using customizable themes or creating tailor-made solutions. Laravel, on the other hand, is a PHP framework used for creating web applications and other sorts of websites. They are both focused on the user and devoted to building websites that are easy to use and are also simple and easy to manage.

A simple difference between the two is that WordPress is a system and Laravel is a framework within PHP.

WordPress advantages include:

Search-engine friendly structure

Integrated link management

Clean permalink structure

Ability to assign multiple categories to posts

Automatic filters to format and style texts in posts

Ability to edit content both in a visual editor and an HTML-based text editor

Customizable features with the use of plugins

Easy integration of third-party services

Large supporting community worldwide

Laravel advantages include:

Developer friendly structure supported by excessive documentation

Implemented authentication system

Simple validation and authorization process for web apps

Easily manageable automated tasks

Consistency in database migrations

Fast and painless deployment of apps

Customizable features with the use of packages

Easy integration of third-party services

Large supporting community worldwide

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Learn to master Laravel to make advanced applications like the real CMS app we build on this course

What you’ll learn

Learn to build applications using laravel

To install Laravel using Windows and MAC

You will learn how use Laravel

You will learn how to use routes

You will learn how to create and use Controllers and what they are

You will learn how to create Views an what they are

You will learn to use the templating engine Blade

How to connect and use Databases

How to create migrations and what they are

You will learn about Laravel ORM (Object Relational Mapper) and Raw SQL queries. Database stuff 🙂

How to use Laravel Tinker – Command line program to play around with Laravel without persisting data

Database: Eloquent One to One – CRUD

Database: Eloquent One to Many – CRUD

Database: Eloquent Many to Many – CRUD

Database: Eloquent Polymorphic – CRUD

Form Validation

You will learn to download third party libraries to add to Laravel

You will learn to upload files

You will learn about Middleware and security

You will learn about sesssions

You will learn about sending emails

You will learn Github or version control

You will learn how to install a WYSIWYG editor

To install a commenting system / Disqus

You will learn to create a BULK functionality that you can use the CRUD on it

You will learn to deploy Laravel on share hosting accounts, like godaddy

And lots of more cool things

Requirements

Basic OOP PHP

Description

VERSION 5.2 but we keep updating as new version come out. This is an evergreen course because we keep adding new fresh content all the time!

UPDATES …….

5.3 – section 33

5.4 – section 38

5.5 – section 40

5.6 – section 41

5.7 – section 43

5.8 – section 43

We will keep updating the project as new versions come out!

Over 23,000 students in this course and over 380,000 students here at Udemy.

Best Rated, Best Selling, Biggest and just baddest course on Laravel around 🙂

Oh it’s also the best course for complete beginners and of course regular beginners 🙂

Laravel has become on of the most popular if not the most popular PHP framework. Employers are asking for this skill for all web programming jobs and in this course we have put together all of them, to give you the best chance of landing that job; or taking it to the next level.

Why is Laravel so popular? Because once you learn it, creating complex applications are easy to do, because thousands of other people have created code we can plug (packages) in to our Laravel application to make it even better.

There are many reasons why Laravel is on the top when it comes to php frameworks but we are not here to talk about that, right?

You are here because you want to learn Laravel, and find out what course to take, right? Alright lets lists what this course has to offer, so that you can make your decision?

Benefits of taking this course (I promise to be  brief)

1. Top PHP instructor (with other successful PHP courses with great reviews)

2. Top support groups

3. An amazing project that we will be building and taking to Github

4. Lots of cybernetic coffee to keep you awake…..

5. Did I mention I was not boring and you will not fall asleep?

Ok, Let’s break each of these down, shall we?

Top Instructor…..

I don’t like boasting but my other PHP courses can speak for me 🙂

Top support groups

I make sure everybody helps in the class and we also have Facebook support groups if needed.

The Amazing project / real life application….

On this project you will learn everything you need for creating awesome applications the easy way with Laravel, and new features will be implemented all the time, just the the curriculum and look at the updates section.

Full Source Code is Available at Github 

Oh yeah, we take this to Github (A app repository online) and even show you how, so you will learn that too.

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Practicality…………………..

Lots practical skill with some theory so you get more experience that its essential for becoming a Professional Laravel Developer.

This course will take your game a new level. Imagine being able to create the next Facebook or twitter, or even getting the developer job you dream of? What about just a programming job? You can achieve all that if you study with us and really focus. We will help you along the way.

Here are some my lovely students (Not to show off of course) 🙂 

REVIEWS  ——————————->

Rating: 5.0 out of 5

*****

Understood MVC in one sentence after so many years! Great job Edwin. A great deal of effort has been put by Edwin to create the content in two parts , first for understanding the basic components (eloquent relationships, views, controller etc) and then actually using it in a project. And he loves teaching. We love learning from him!

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Rating: 5.0 out of 5

Great Course! Everything was explained well and if you will have any questions they will give you good answers, or you will find the answers in Q&A.

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Rating: 5.0 out of 5

I would recommend this course to Laravel beginners like me, it covers a lot and the idea of learning on short-manageable videos + learning from errors that follow is a home run best approach! I am satisfied with course and especially with teacher Edwin who is extreme motivator…….

Rating: 5.0 out of 5

I loved the course!! Learned a lot and actually applied it, I’m very happy. 10-stars!!!

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Get it? Not every course its perfect we do get the best reviews for a good reason, of course you can’t please everybody but we try.

Are you ready to to create the next Facebook or Twitter? …………….

Lets start with the fundamentals 

Downloading Laravel

Installing it with composer

Lets also use Laravel Homestead

We learn about Routes, Controllers, views, models, migrations, template engines, middleware and more

Lets learn the CRUD, create, read, update and deleting data 🙂

Wait, lets also learn the CRUD with all the ELOQUENT relationships,

Lets learn so database stuff 🙂

One To One

One To Many

One To Many (Inverse)

Many To Many

Has Many Through

Polymorphic Relations

Many To Many Polymorphic Relations

Querying Relations

Relationship Methods Vs. Dynamic Properties

Querying Relationship Existence

Querying Relationship Absence

Counting Related Models

Inserting & Updating Related Models

The save Method

The create Method

Belongs To Relationships

Many To Many Relationships

Let me break down some things from the projects but not all, cause my hands are a little tired 🙂

Authentication system

Multi users with roles, Admins, subscribers and whatever you want 🙂

User profiles

Uploading photos, multi pictures

Multiple input selections

User, CRUD

Pos CRUD

Category CRUD

Photo CRUD

Pretty URL’s

Commenting system, reply system with tree

Disqus commenting system

Sessions, and flash messages

Email Sending

EMAIL testing

Restrictions

Deployment

Lots more, too many to list

Oh did I mention we keep updating the course with new versions? 

Did I also mention this LARAVEL course is the best rated course, the best selling and the biggest of its kind here in Udemy?

Lets start this and let’s create big things 🙂

Who this course is for:

People looking for web programming jobs should take this course

People looking to learn everything about laravel should take this course

Students who want to take their PHP skills to another level should take this course

Created by Edwin Diaz, Coding Faculty Solutions Last updated 3/2019 English English

Size: 9.60 GB

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