Laravel is a free, open-source PHP web framework, created by Taylor Otwell and intended for the development of web applications following the model–view–controller architectural pattern and based on Symfony.
Finally, it’s time to deploy our project. Instead of doing everything manually, we use a server management panel, which is much more beginner-friendly. Setup a VPS First, let’s setup a new VPS by following this tutorial. Install Control Panel and Setup a New Website There… Read More »Laravel Tutorial #10: Deployment
In this post, we’ll create some optional features for our website. If you are not interested, just skip this post and go to the final deployment section of this tutorial. Pagination When we add more and more posts in our blog, creating a paginator might… Read More »Laravel Tutorial #9: Wrap Things Up
The search function is a fundamental feature for almost all websites, and in this article, we’ll talk about how to implement basic search in our Laravel project. A search function consists of three parts, a search form that allows users to pass queries to the… Read More »Laravel Tutorial #8: Search
Registering Routes We didn’t use single action controller for post controller becase we are giong to add search function here in the next post. Controllers Index Controller Category Controller Tag Controller Post Controller Views In this tutorial, we will be using this Bootstrap template for our… Read More »Laravel Tutorial #7: Create Routes, Controllers and Views
Design Database Structure For a simple blogging system, we need at least 4 database tables: Users, Categories, Tags, and Posts. If you want other functions for your blog, comments, for example, you can add other tables yourself. To keep this tutorial short and easy to understand, these four are… Read More »Laravel Tutorial #6: Create Models and Setup Admin Panel
Now, it’s time for us to dive into our project. To get familiar with everything, we start by creating only the home page. If you are using Voyager as your admin panel, read through this article, but it’s not necessary to do anything. Because Voyager… Read More »Laravel Tutorial #5: Create the Home Page
Every website requires an admin panel. Unfortunately, unlike Django, Laravel does not include a built-in admin panel, but there are still lots of other choices. In this tutorial, we’ll use Laravel Nova and Voyager as examples. Nova is the official admin panel for Laravel apps,… Read More »Laravel Tutorial #4: Admin Panel
Introducing the MVC Structure The MVC structure means that the application is divided into three parts. The (M) model defines the data model, (V) view presents data and (C) controller defines logic and manipulates data. Controllers Here is a link to the controller section of… Read More »Laravel Tutorial #3: The MVC Structure
In the second part of this tutorial, we’ll take a look at the routing in Laravel, which is the entry point of our project. Basic Routing The most basic router in Laravel accepts a URL and then returns a value. The value could be a… Read More »Laravel Tutorial #2: Routing
Laravel is a very powerful framework that follows the MVC structure. It is designed for web developers who need a simple, elegant yet powerful toolkit to build a fully-featured website. This tutorial explains the basic use of the Laravel framework by building a simple blogging… Read More »Laravel Tutorial #1: Setup the Project