Learning Objectives: In this part, you will be getting introductory information on laravel and its architecture of it. It is the basic step of your training on PHP laravel.

Topics:

Intro to Laravel
Container
Facades
Flexibility
Robustness

Learning Objectives: Learn to install and set up Laravel and Homestead.

Topics:

Setting up Homestead
Setting up composer and PHP on your local machine for faster Workflows
Using .env for your local build
Using sequel pro and connecting to local and remote databases
Setting up your first application in Homestead
Setting up Gulp and Elixir

Hands-On:

Set up Homestead, composer, PHP, Gulp, Elixir.

Learning Objectives: This module will teach you the daily workflow of putting up Laravel for the composer and other packages for PHP applications.

Topics:

Working with the composer install command and avoiding the Composer update
Downloading and installing Guzzle using Composer
Making a provider
Using the Facade pattern
Using private packages

Hands-On:

Work with composer, download and install Guzzle using Composer

Learning Objectives: You will be learning API-based routes and also naming them.

Topics:

Building an API / JSON based route for searching
Testing your route in PHPUnit
Building a view based route
Testing your view based route in PHPUnit
Creating named routes

Hands-On:

Build API based route for searching and test the routes.

Learning Objectives: In this module, you will learn to set up Blade files, make an authentic page, install a theme, etc.

Topics:

Organizing your Blade files
Installing a WrapBootStrap theme
Making your authentication pages
Implementing an error message template
Building your main search page
Adding static pages

Hands-On:

Install themes and build your main search page.

Learning Objectives: Here you will get to know about the workflow of PHP Laravel and other tricks and tips related to laravel and data that include files.

Topics:

Setting up users and running migrations
Altering a migration
Using factories for migrations and tests
Using a generator to scaffold your user wishlist area
Seeding so you can see how your app looks
Adding a file upload to user profile
Validating file upload
Saving files to S3

Hands-On:

Set up users and alter migration. Also, save files to S3

Learning Objectives: This module will teach you the process of securing a site, administering users, and managing the subscriptions as well.

Topics:

Using policies and guard to protect user pages
Adding feature flags to hide features from users
Implementing Socialite to allow users to login with Facebook
Adding custom middleware to protect the user admin area
Using Laravel to set up a subscription site
Creating an interface for the user to manage subscriptions
Creating an admin interface for subscriptions

Hands-On:

Create an interface for the user to manage subscriptions. Also, create an admin interface for subscriptions.

Learning Objectives: In this part of the corporate training in PHP laravel, you will learn how to start, mock, what to test, and many more aspects of PHP Laravel.

Topics:

Generating test
Using tests to think through your code TDT (Test Driven Thinking)
Using VCR for API testing
Getting your code onto GitHub
Using Travis to run tests with every push
Launching Gulp watch into your workflow
Using Mockery to test your controllers
Troubleshooting your application

Hands-On:

Test, debug and troubleshoot application in order to deploy.

Learning Objectives: You will be learning Artisan commands and the ways of using them. You will also get to learn email notifications to notify users whenever new comics are launched.

Topics:

Building an Artisan command
Creating scheduler to notify users of new comics
Setting up e-mail notices
Adding clean URLs for the users profile page
Using pusher for live notifications
Adding a blog area to update users on new features

Hands-On:

Set up notification emails to notify users.

Learning Objectives: In this stage, you will be learning the steps to deploy your application.

Topics:

Setting up Forge, AWS, and CodeDeploy
Setting up Travis to auto deploy when all is passing
Working with your .env file
Testing your application on production with Behat
Making a composer package out of our client

Hands-On:

Set up environment for deployment.

Get introduced to Laravel and various architecture components

Learn how to create a database and use appropriate SQL statements to create tables and store data

Learn about setting up Laravel to use composer and other packages for creating PHP applications

Using jQuery and Ajax

Learn about the workflows needed to protect the site, manage subscriptions, and administer users

How to deploy third party services into the application

The following professionals can go for this Laravel PHP course:
Freshers who wish to learn web development
Web Developers
Project Managers
Software Architects
Testing Professionals

Understanding of PHP at an intermediate to advanced level and object oriented programming experience.

Laravel developers work on building new web applications and also maintaining them through the Laravel framework.

Authentication
Innovative template engine
Effective ORM
Secured migration system
Secure migration system
Intact security
Libraries and module

Laravel is considered to be the best framework for developing web applications and applications due to the following reasons,
   Highly secured elements
   Artisan commands
   Database migration
   MVC support
   Blade template engine
   Task management and scheduling
   Automatic package system

PHP Laravel provides a lot of advantages and therefore companies tend to hire PHP Laravel developers for their work. Therefore, you get a chance to enrich your skill set in developing web applications and also get placed at the best companies.

The template engine that is used in Laravel is Blade. The blade file contains the .blade.PHP extension.

Laravel supports the following databases,
1. SQL server
2. MySQL
3. SQL server
4. SQLite

Here are the four default route files in laravel,
1. Web.php is used to register websites.
2. Api.php is used for incorporating API routes.
3. Console.php registers closure-based commands
4. Channel.php is for incorporating event broadcasting channels that are supported by the application.

Seeders are used to put data in the database tables in Laravel.