Understand Laravel basics 2024 | Laravel tutorial | Laravel for beginners
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- Understand Laravel in 25 minutes | Laravel tutorial | Laravel for beginners
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Hey what’s going on
Today were going over some laravel basics
I was looking up some other laravel tutorials and for some reason they are all like 4 hours long and lets be honest you don’t really want to watch a video for 4 hours.
So my goal is to keep this video under 10 minutes
By the end of this video you’ll know how to build a basic
application in laravel. You’ll understand how to make views, create models and migrations, basic routing, and inserting and editing records in the database.
With that being said The best way to learn a new framework is to build something with the framework
Which is exactly what were going to do.
Were gonna build a classic CRUD application and the most common
Simple todo list
The best way learn something is by actually building something
So were gonna build the classic todo list
Create new laravel app
edit blade to todo list
create form post request
create listItem model and migration
create endpoint to saveListItem
return view with list items
create endpoint to make item complete
Ok so Our todo list is working and it does everything we want it to do
I hope this gave you a basic understanding of building applications with laravel
If I missed anything or you want to know something we didn’t cover in this video feel free to leave a comment below
But yeah that’s basically it thanks for watching!
I'm experienced with OOP php and Symfony and that was very well explained, a quick fyi to everyone: maybe for total newbies you'll have to go through the php docs and have some knowledge of OOP php so that you can understand this better. Don't take shortcuts because there are few concepts you might want to know before getting started with Laravel.
Before laravel ...... what concepts of oop i need to Learn and practice..?
You meant with the model, controller and routing stuff right. I had some exp with asp.net mvc so i kind of understood what was going on here it's just that the laravel has introduced a different style to write the things
@@cricketsport4013 A good starter PHP framework would be CodeIgniter. It makes you create your routes, models, views and set your routes manually. This will give you a greater appreciation for OOP & the MVP framework.
Perfect timing on this, I was looking at the exact same 4+ hour videos when I found this! Thanks for the video, hope you keep making these and grow the channel!
Hey thanks for the kind words :) I got more videos planned. Comments like these make it all worth it!
@@mattsocha8754 Good job. it is timely. Please keep making short and apt ones like this. Queues, Authentication and JWT. Welldone. It saves a ton of time for developers(Spring/Nest/Phoenix ) who just need to come to speed on a new project and have no 4 hours to spare :)
same here
@@AbdulhakimHaliru Amen
Same here
Thanks, I already knew a lot about php, html, mvc's etc. So having a somewhat faster tutorial was extremely pleasing.
Thanks I really appreciate it! :)
Yeah, as a fairly experienced developer, this was a really fast explanation of how Laville accomplishes things I can do in other languages.
Its 2024, and this is the "Laravel basics speedrun" i've been looking for, Thanks Matt!
Just landed my first developer job while finishing my degree and I needed a crash course to get back up to speed with Laravel. This was perfect and straight to the point. I appreciate you!
I wish I could upvote this more than once! What a clear and concise intro into Laravel. Really appreciate you making this.
I haven't touched Laravel for like 7 years and this tutorial refreshed all my memory! Big thanks! No extra blabbing but direct on point.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
@@mattsocha8754 helped a lot! We have a simple web app project coming and decided to take on Laravel again 🙂👌
Thanks Matt... pretty cool to start quickly, specially for those like me who works a lot with native php but never got used to frameworks.
this was beautiful , i'm a newbie to laravel and I was struggling to put it all together, i would understand things here and there . This tutorial really gave me a clear understanding of the bigger picture and now I feel more confident. Thanks Matt !
That’s great to hear! I’m glad I was able to help! Keep it up :)
Really nice tutorial. Very clean. Very little time spent on page layout, no third party downloads, just the basics to get a Laravel app started.
Great!, All the sub 1hr tutorials spent so much time on front end design and so little time explaining the laravel functions they were using and how they were interacting with each other. This was amazing. Thank you!!
i was looking for a short video tutorial laravel project to understand how it works and i found this!
thanks Matt!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for the kind words :)
Great efforts. I had trouble migrating your extra db fields in 5:45... I had to use: php artisan migrate:reset and then run php artisan migrate
saved my day
That was Very Helpful Thank you A lot My Friend Wish You all the best in your carrier
Thanks, I already knew a lot about php, html, mvc's etc. So having a somewhat faster tutorial was extremely pleasing.
this short video answered the main problem I have with other longer tutorials. That is the built in dev server. I have Apache installed on both Windows and Linux machines for development of my other projects. Every tutorial starts with the built in dev server and spends 20-30 minutes just getting the environment set up. I dislike having dev environments different than production, I don't want to spend a lot of time learning a new dev server. The short length of the video allowed me to get to the "meat" of Laravel quickly. Thank you!
ive worked with codeigniter 3 and trying to learn laravel to get in line with current industry, this is so straight forward and easy to understand for someone that is familiar with mvc, its a little different from ci3 in that sometimes routes are not used very often and the form submit goes directly to the controller url, at least in my case but maybe other people practice using routes more. other than that its just the syntax and automated functions such as creating stuff with artisan, at least from what i've learned from this video alone
started learning php yesterday, today Laravel with your video. Finally, I'm starting a new expedition. Thanks, man.
Perfect tutorial man. Great job. I've used code igniter v3 for years and since version 4 I've decided it's time to take the plunge into Laravel and this video explained exactly what I wanted to know to get going.
Can you please explain all of this? You write all the code but beginners are looking for explained code. But before that we need to know how to get databases set up, how to set up the environment etc
Thank you, Matt! I've been watching several videos and I learned a lot from this video than the 6 hours I wasted watching other videos.
Thanks! I’m glad you found my video helpful :)
Man thank you so much. Really helps me understanding how basic laravel works.
Thank you for the video, I've being working with PHP for many year, but I never had the change to work with Laravel, your video is great and helped me to start some test projects and learn a lot!
This is by fart the best explaining video I've found that explains how Models Views and Controllers work together
This is gold. Now all I need is the documentation and stackoverflow.
Thank you
That's it. I like it too.
Matt, you won me over instantly when you said "So I was kinda YouTubing some laravel basics, and for some reason some of these tutorials are like 4 hours long, and so let's be honest, nobody wants to watch a 4 hr video on TH-cam"..
Thank you man, your tutorial is just what's needed!
Haha thanks! This is great to hear!
Finally a tutorial with little to no bullshit additional plugins which does nothing to do with the tutorial itself but just adds confusion. Just clear concise and straight forward.
DUDE!!!! this tutorial is the most meaningful and direct to the point CRUD. There was no delete but I figured it out because of this video. Big thanks to you bro!
That’s awesome to hear! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! :)
I am total beginner in php, and i managed to make the app working. Thanks a lot @Matt Socha
I am learning PHP and subsequently Laravel for my new job. This gives an excellent quick overview of Laravel so it's now more motivating for me to learn PHP because I know where I am heading. It's well explained and you are an great teacher! thanks
This is the best Laravel tutorial on the internet
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it! It means a lot :)
I have to say as a JavaScript developer, this almost feels like cheating.
So 2 years later it's me 😂 Still can't agree more about your comment. This is brilliant
As someone who's back into Laravel is very overwhelming tons of videos with tons of information, thanks for this amazing video now I refreshed a little my knowledge of Laravel, thanks again.
Thank god, someone finally got to the point. Thank you for leaving out 45 minutes worth of jokes, puns, an watching the terminal load. Please make more tutorials!
Haha yeah I know exactly what you mean. Thanks for the comment! More videos are planned :)
AWSEOME! LOVE THIS VIDEO! Currently I am expanding my knowledge of PHP frameworks from Symfony to Laravel, and this first video made so much sense. It's so beautiful and wonderful! Thanks a million for sharing this info with us!
Helpful, had barebones knowledge of php and still got valuable info on using Laravel, awesome guide !
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! im not spamming, its just how i really wanna express my big thanks to you. cheers
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
This is excatly what i need to know about laravel. Thanks for the video.
Been using Yii2 for a long time, had a Fat-Free and Code Igniter experience once, and this is the BEST tutorial to start Laravel. Hoping for your channel to grow. Thanks for this.
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Perfect video for people like me, who have prior programming knowledge and experience but are new to Laravel.. Thanks a lot man..
That’s great to hear! Thanks for the comment!
Thanks man!!. i needed this to quickly understand laravel how it works and to pass the technical exam tomorrow hahaha
That’s great to hear! Good luck on your exam! :)
Good video for trying laravel quickly!
Thank you!
This is the tutorial that we need. This will work for both beginners and experienced developers who wants to quickly learn the framework. Less bs and pure knowledge.
One of the best tutorials I've ever watched!
Thanks Matt, very helpful short explanation of the concepts with examples . I saw other videos and it was to complex for me as a beginner
Simple and to the point, I couldn't have asked for more.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it :)
It's too good for experienced developers to understand, thank you 👏
Just what I needed for a start. Thanks and great Job.👏👍
easy-peasy! 👍
I'm putting "have worked on Laravel project" in CV!
Thanks for your tutorial I can see clearly now the MVC concept through laravel...
Pretty good tutorial. Short. On point.
It made me finally try Laravel. Loving it now.
Awesome quick tutorial mate. Thanks!
Thanks glad you enjoyed it!
Appreciated your effort Mate. Very helpful to understand the basic concept.
dude 😄😄😄 my thoughts exactly. i was looking for 20 min max tutorial to give me basics for Laravel framework and all those tutorials are 4+ hours long and very detailed. Thanks for this. it really helped
Quick reminder video. I found what i exactly looking for. thanks bro.
Great tutorial! Exactly what I was looking for. I was trying to get my head around models, controllers and views and how they interact with each other. I read some articles using examples like the pizza analogy. But it was still a bit abstract. Thanks so much for taking the time to put this together! I get it now.
Thanks for the great feedback! I’m glad you found the video helpful!
Good work Matt, really enjoyed this tutorial with a good timing. Keep it up
Genuinely thought this was going to be one of those gimmick style, useless tutorial videos but as someone that is coming from the Python Django framework to Laravel, this was absolutely perfect. Lands the fundamentals perfectly and answered nearly all the initial Laravel questions I had. Spot on. Thanks
These are my favourite comments! Glad you enjoyed the video! :)
This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.
Much appreciated. First exposure to laravel.
I'm here because I did not want to watch a 4 hours video haha
Finally I found a good tutorial on laravel ...great effort bro
Extremely well done. I was already somewhat experienced in Laravel, but that experience was from years ago and I was looking for a quick refresher. This was perfect, so thanks.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
That was awesome! Good pace and clarity.
That was really helpful, thank you so much Matt.
Great video on presenting a quick way to help someone understand Laravel with a simplistic project.
lol that's so on point about the "4 hours long" was expecting an hour long crash course
Dear Matt - loved your style!
Dude thank you so much for the great video. You are wayyyyyyyyyyyyy better than the "teacher" I have for php right now ... Have a great day dude and keep coming out with that quality content we don't deserve!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Interesting, I decided to take it a little step further by switching between marking it complete or not during the save process by process of guessing (it actually worked to my astonishment), as well as a small amount of styling (strike through) for when it was complete. It would be interesting to see how i can take this further for when I wish to completely delete it from the DB. But ill save the above last part for future viewing.
Great tutorial for a complete laravel newbie
Thanks Matt. Great content.
The best laravel tutorial video. Thank you for helping me
You deserve a subscribe!
Im a beginner but this tutorial I somehow understand Laravel.
Thank you for this tutorial. Keep this up.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it! :)
Wow...just Wow thanks so much @Matt , Wow, i feel like a pro already, looking forward to learning more from this Channel
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thanks! That was vert informative. Please continue with Laravel. Perhaps a in-depth tutorial or best practices?
Thanks! I’ll keep those video ideas in mind!
This is so amazing I left your video 3 thumbs up.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, and you are absolutely correct that for those of us who are trying to see experience the basics, 4 hours is a long time. Accordingly, I'm humbled to say that it's taken me 3 days to completely watch this 25 minute. However, I am able to follow what you have explained. Again, thanks for providing a simple and functional example to follow. God bless.
Thanks for the comment! This is great to hear! :)
Just started using Laragon, and so far, MARVELOUS. Have been doing webdev for 25+ yrs, WP/Elementor/localhosting on Windows (currently Win11 Pro). Due to ongoing issues with XAMPP, the switch to Laragon is a great improvement. I am moving a couple of sites under development, using Duplicator WordPress plugin. (Have used it before without issues.) When I go to install a site under Laragon, the installer.php does not fire-up. Instead it opens in my editor (Notepad++) with this at the top of the file:
"If you're seeing this text when browsing to the installer, it means your web server is not set up properly. -- Please contact your host and ask them to enable "PHP" processing on your account."
Since Laragon doesn't have much support, I'm digging around to solve this issue. (It appears you have some experience with it.) I'm not finding where in Laragon to enable the php fn in the webserver (Laragon). Can you be of any assistance??? Thank you in advance.
SORRY! Posted to wrong video.
Thank you, good video for refreshment
this is dope. it explains everything in less time. because we are timeless
Glad you enjoyed it! I try to save people time with my videos! :)
Brilliant video. Plain old CRUD is under 25 mins. I really needed this right now. 4 days to tinker! Merry Christmas
Thank you! That’s exactly what I was going for. Merry Christmas!
perfect explanation to get into the framework quickly. One note at 19:27, delete doesn't need to be a post request since you are sending the ID as a URL parameter. So the html code can simply be a link.
I've been learning Laravel for a while now but I just don't fully get it. This video cements my understanding and I kinda feel more confident working with the framework. Thanks to you, my Sifu will be so proud of me now.
Thanks bro! perfect tutorial to get me back on track without wasting my time.. appreciate the upload.. what intellisense or snippet tool are you using? i need that in my life!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. I don’t use anything special. I use Atom as a ide with some basic plugins and linters for the languages I code in.
Very nice video, Matt! Thank you very much for being straighforward and on point.
This is excellent! It actually shows the basics, including interacting with a database. Thanks!
Thanks! This tutorial was exactly what I needed to get started in Laravel.
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for supporting me :)
Thanks for such a nice video. I am a Microsoft developer but I can easily understand the Laravel framework very easily which is much simpler than entity framework. Good job 💐💐💐
Thanks glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks! I was looking for an overview type tutorial. I also looked at those 4+ Hours long videos. Then I found this.
Great video, thanks for taking the time. Was quite informative but a bit too fast for a newbie like me. Keep up the good stuff! 👌👌
Great crash course tutorial!
If you already know any other PHP frameworks, with this tutorial you can start easily with Laravel.
Good one Bro. Really made it so easy, if you have to learn laravel, when you know php. If you could have explained little bit about the ListItem class would have been better. Thanks
Extremely well done and helpful explanations of the entire process. You're a great teacher. Thank you!
Thanks! That means a lot :) glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks a lot, Matt.
Wonderful!! Thanks for saving me 3.5 hours!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Laravel beginner here.... Feeling great with this short and sweet tutorial. 👍👍👍
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Amazing Tutorial 👍
What a brilliant tutorial! Simple and to the point! Thank You!!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Very cool, straight to the point, no bullshitting video!
Dude... I loved that you kept your mistakes in the video.. Was a good laugh when you got the models path wrong. Great video, thanks. You definitely got a new sub.
Haha thanks! That’s the reason I keep them in the video! Thanks for the sub :)
Really well done. Got the overall gist of it and coming from Java Springboot this seems a lot easier, and this is coming from someone who hasnt touched PHP since '05