It was such a fantastic course to enjoy and learn. I had a lot of confusion about API development and even don't have such good ideas in case of API development. Thank you for this course.
Great course and even greater way of explaining how to do it. Man, it takes a great amount of skill to translate something a bit complicated in such a simple way. Great work!
I've come from Django, React and Vue, and hate with my soul php, BUT laravel seems quite entertaining and your video made it usable for a project of mine, thank you!
As far as I know, Envato is talking about design. So, when I see this video, I'm little doubtful. But, surprisingly the explanation in this video is amazing and complete. For example, the versioning of API which is crucial in development but not discussed very often in another tutorial. Why you make a programming tutorial, Envato? Hahaha. Btw, thank you
This is great but needs updating for Laravel 11.x - maybe just adding some notes in the description would be enough to help people. There are quite a few changes mean that following this tutorial won't work for a lot of people. Most notably that api routes are not installed OOB anymore, so you need to need to run php artisan install:api
I'm done with the entire course, enjoyed every second of it and I'm gonna use it as reference in my upcoming projects. But Sir I have a request, could you please make a video on how to integrate Swagger docs into a laravel api? There are a couple of resources around, but most aren't helpful enough. Thank you.
Great tutorials for thinking in advanced tips on build stronger API's. One thing, I come from LATAM, so my keyboard too, and my "not equal" symbol that it works is this: '!='
Great course! I've learned a lot from you, thank you. For the bulk insert section, you could consider moving the logic for removing the 'customerId', 'billedDate', and 'paidDate' data from the controller to a protected function called 'passedValidation' in the BulkStoreInvoiceRequest.php . What do you think? So it would look like this: protected function passedValidation(){ $data = collect($this->toArray())->map(function($arr, $key){ return Arr::except($arr, ['customerId','billedDate', 'paidDate']); })->toArray(); $this->merge($data); }
What a nice tutotial - I like it. 44:43 While implementing filter transform, I didn't understand how "[gt]" and the likes were passed and where the $oprators arrays were gotten. Please, I need clearifcation.
I think Laravel creates that because of the relationship 'hasMany'. Laravel is smart enough (and abstracts lots of things) to understand customer class has many invoices so it says I should create function called hasInvoices. I am not sure but I think this is the case because it runs without problem
No it wont work because we put in rules array postalCode field name that will change into postal_code only after the $request->validated(), so you should leave it how it is with all()
Hi loved the tutorial just one question at 27:00 you said anyone using the API would expect camelcase , but i could stg every single third party API i used even from big companies like (google/facebook etc..) use the same naming conventions as SQL in their responses ( postal_code for example) , so which one is right lol
This guy sounds like a mix between documentary and a flight instructor. Awesome
Exactly 😆!! that's crazy man !! I really appreciated ... Thk you
Dude this is the best turorial I've watched so far
One of the best tutorials ever, you should make a lot more, very well explained and clear to understand
Coming from MERN, this was the best video I needed to grasp everything. Thanks lot Jeremy
Glad you enjoyed it!
Best Tutor, his teaching way gives you confident to start any project.
its been a million times that i have came back to this video because all its magnificent things it has to offer, great job❤
Thank you so much 😀💚
This is one of the greatest tutorials of all time, exactly what you need to know no extra bs
Excellent short course. However, this needs to be updated, hope you guys would work on this one again :D
It was such a fantastic course to enjoy and learn. I had a lot of confusion about API development and even don't have such good ideas in case of API development. Thank you for this course.
Great course and even greater way of explaining how to do it. Man, it takes a great amount of skill to translate something a bit complicated in such a simple way. Great work!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@envatotuts How to validate if customer exists when saving invoices?
True
Mindblowing , the way how he illustrate and explain things
Please note for non-windows users you must use a forward slash rather than a backslash when using artisan make:resource folder/resourcename
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It is the best course i've never seen, Thank u so much!. Greetings from Venezuela
I've come from Django, React and Vue, and hate with my soul php, BUT laravel seems quite entertaining and your video made it usable for a project of mine, thank you!
I hadn't done with Laravel for a long time. It's really helpful. Thank you for your video.
Glad it was helpful!
Ohhh VietNamese...
As far as I know, Envato is talking about design. So, when I see this video, I'm little doubtful. But, surprisingly the explanation in this video is amazing and complete. For example, the versioning of API which is crucial in development but not discussed very often in another tutorial. Why you make a programming tutorial, Envato? Hahaha. Btw, thank you
Im really glad that i found this channel. I hope i can watch all your videos. Thank you!
I hope so too! But, there are a lot of videos!
This is a great course, excellent teacher. Very clear explanations!
best tutorial in planet earth, period
Best tutorial ever watched. keep it up. love your work.
This video saved my life, props to the guy 👊👊
This is great but needs updating for Laravel 11.x - maybe just adding some notes in the description would be enough to help people. There are quite a few changes mean that following this tutorial won't work for a lot of people. Most notably that api routes are not installed OOB anymore, so you need to need to run php artisan install:api
Thanks for the tutorial.
Note: "php artisan install:api" command creates the routes/api.php file for Laravel 11.
It helps me a lot more than anything so far....
Thank you sensei
Thanks a lot, the first time I thought this video did not help me. But this video did help me a lot. Thank you again.
Best and clear tutorial so far!
gran video me ayudo a comprender demasiado varias partes del framework laravel y de la implementacion de sanctum
trust me , this is better even paid course
one of the best video on rest api
Thank you so much 😀
We love you Envato Tuts developer!
Many Thanks, It was a pleasure to follow you in this tutorial
Thank you for the very efficient course that you have explained in the simplest possible way.
can't recommend your tutorial enough, thanks a lot
Glad to hear that
Amazing tutorial.
One-in-all.
Thanks Envato
I'm done with the entire course, enjoyed every second of it and I'm gonna use it as reference in my upcoming projects. But Sir I have a request, could you please make a video on how to integrate Swagger docs into a laravel api? There are a couple of resources around, but most aren't helpful enough. Thank you.
in my humble opinion, your voice is better than Morgan Freeman
I love your voice for learning
Would u make a tutorial about react +laravel +authontification and thnx❤
tanks for this tuto , i was abel to start my journy with laravel ,thanks a lot
BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
You are welcome!
Great tutorials for thinking in advanced tips on build stronger API's. One thing, I come from LATAM, so my keyboard too, and my "not equal" symbol that it works is this: '!='
Thank you , next laravel and vue project please
Thank You for this course, Its really helps, More knowledge to your brain bro
Thank you for this video!
Perfect course! Many Thanks
Great envato tuts team we are waiting for this course premiere ...
19:22 if don't see Route's data, to be seen 404 not found, Enter command "php artisan serve" in your project folder.
Amazing Tutorial , Thank you so much
You are welcome!
could you make a more advanced tutorial this tutorial was really good.I learnt alot
Amazing course
One of the great video I have seen 💓I loved your voice 💓
Thank you so much 😀
Nice course, Could please make a video about graphQL in Laravel ?
Best of the best tutorial
awesome teaching skills
Thanks a ton! 😊 We’re thrilled you think so. Cheers!
Very good and useful tutorial Thanks!
I got everything I needed to know in this one video. Thank you!!
i wish my like button turns into 1000 likes button !
what a PRO tutorial
Thank you very much! Very helpful
very talented teacher - cheers
Glad you think so!
Great course! I've learned a lot from you, thank you. For the bulk insert section, you could consider moving the logic for removing the 'customerId', 'billedDate', and 'paidDate' data from the controller to a protected function called 'passedValidation' in the BulkStoreInvoiceRequest.php . What do you think?
So it would look like this:
protected function passedValidation(){
$data = collect($this->toArray())->map(function($arr, $key){
return Arr::except($arr, ['customerId','billedDate', 'paidDate']);
})->toArray();
$this->merge($data);
}
Wow. this is so easy to understand.
Wow thank you. Great tutorial. A lot of valuable information was given.
Glad it was helpful!
I used to hate on laravel but now ive seen the light
A great tutorial to follow with senior developer tips, this is really excellent! ♥🍻
Glad it was helpful!
hope this have a frontend react implementation and using this api's
Great video, thanks a lot!
I love this, havan't come across this kind of tutorial (Very understandable)
thank you and it's a great tut
What a nice tutotial - I like it.
44:43 While implementing filter transform, I didn't understand how "[gt]" and the likes were passed and where the $oprators arrays were gotten.
Please, I need clearifcation.
You are the best!
fantastic video thank you so much 😍
Great course for bro
Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the tutorial. I will look out for you other tutorials. Loved it
Thanks so much! rly great video and work. Much appreciated
Glad it helped!
sir at what point did you define the method hasInvoices in the customerSeeder class .My ide flags it as undefined method.thank you
I think Laravel creates that because of the relationship 'hasMany'. Laravel is smart enough (and abstracts lots of things) to understand customer class has many invoices so it says I should create function called hasInvoices. I am not sure but I think this is the case because it runs without problem
hey , from where the hasInvoices() in the seeder came from does laravel know it automatically?
yes due to the naming convention, laravel auto detects and does its magic. ofcoz the relationships have to be built
Excellent job! Thanks for sharing your thought process and for including versioning and auth.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good tutorial!!
very good tutorial, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Great course ♥♥
Thank you! Cheers!
Life Saver 💚
I believe that you need to use $request->validated() and not $request->all() in order to retrieve only the data that actually underwent validation.
No it wont work because we put in rules array postalCode field name that will change into postal_code only after the $request->validated(), so you should leave it how it is with all()
thank for this valuable tuto, My question is there another tuto example that shows how to consume thise rest API?
Looks a great course
Absolutely love the video, also... love your vscode theme and icon set, could someone let me know what is being used here?
watching from bangladesh
Great course. Is there a GitHub repository for this course?
What extension for VSC are you using ?
This was so helpful!! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
cool tutorial, 100% works, +rep
Glad it helped
Great job. It would be nice to have a example many to many as well
May I know why you skipped out on delete request? Finished the course
great tutorial, however I found problem in 1:10:51 when using "protection", then changing to "protected"
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Great stuff thanks!
Thank you
Thank you for watching! Cheers!
Hi loved the tutorial just one question at 27:00 you said anyone using the API would expect camelcase , but i could stg every single third party API i used even from big companies like (google/facebook etc..) use the same naming conventions as SQL in their responses ( postal_code for example) , so which one is right lol