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This course will begin our journey into Application Programming Interface(API) Development with Laravel.  In this course, we will be going over topics like:
- Concept of Application Programming Interface (API)  and its benefits, 
- Representational State Transfer (REST) Architecture and its constraints, 
- JSON Web Token (JWT) for authentication, 
- best practices for designing a RESTful API, and much more.

We will be putting this knowledge into practical use by building a Question & Answer Restful API Application.

Application Features

- Users can signup and sign in.
- Users can reset their passwords.
- Authenticated users can post a question.
- Authenticated users can answer a question.
- The question owner can delete his question.
- Answer owner can delete his answer.

This course requires an understanding of PHP and a basic understanding of the Laravel framework. 

By the end of this course, we will be able to begin our journey in creating RESTful APIs in Laravel.

Building a Question & Answer RESTful API Application

## Introduction

Eloquent makes managing and working with database tables relationships efficient.  Eloquent relationships are methods defined on a model class. Laravel supports several table relationships:

- One to one
- One to many
- Many to many
- Has one through
- Has many through
- One to one (Polymorphic)
- One to many (Polymorphic)
- Many to many (Polymorphic)

## One to many

A one-to-many relationship defines a relationship where a single model is a parent to one or more child models. For example, a post may have an infinite number of comments.

# Introduction

Eloquent makes managing and working with database tables relationships efficient.  Eloquent relationships are methods defined on a model class. Laravel supports several table relationships:

- One to one
- One to many
- Many to many
- Has one through
- Has many through
- One to one (Polymorphic)
- One to many (Polymorphic)
- Many to many (Polymorphic)

# One to many

A one-to-many relationship defines a relationship where a single model is a parent to one or more child models. For example, a post may have an infinite number of comments.

Understand working with one-to-many relationships with Laravel models.

Getting Started

Introduction to API Assessment

Quick Refresher

Authentication

Create Question Endpoints

Create Answer Endpoints

Tags

Database Seeding

Password Reset

Conclusion

Eloquent Relationship: One to Many

Introduction

One to many