Gain insights into MVC architecture, delve into CRUD operations, and learn about advanced web security in Laravel. Master building powerful, secure web applications with this hands-on approach.

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PHP is the backbone of numerous websites and applications, making it an essential language for anyone aspiring to be a proficient web developer. The course follows a hands-on approach to guide you through the essentials, starting with an introduction to the MVC design pattern, a fundamental concept in web development. 

In this course, you’ll learn the ins and outs of CRUD operations—Create, Read, Update, and Delete—as you navigate Laravel’s user-friendly framework. The course doesn’t just stop at basic operations; it extends into advanced topics like web security, where you’ll gain insight and implement measures to protect web applications from common threats such as cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks, cross-site scripting (XSS), password-related vulnerabilities, and SQL injection risks. 

By the end of this course, you’ll have a solid foundation in Laravel, empowering you to confidently build powerful and feature-rich web applications.

Web Development with MVC Architecture and E-commerce in Laravel

Which option demonstrates the directory into which Laravel views are stored?

Which option demonstrates the directory into which Laravel views are stored?

Which command creates a model named `Student` in Laravel?

Which command creates a model named <code>Student</code> in Laravel?

 `php artisan make:controller StudentController `

 `php artisan controller:StudentController `

 `php artisan configure:controller StudentController `

Which command creates a controller named `StudentController` in Laravel?

Which command creates a controller named <code>StudentController</code> in Laravel?

Which function is used to transmit data from the controller to the frontend?

Which function is used to transmit data from the controller to the frontend?

**(True or False)** The `@extends` keyword provided by the Laravel Blade engine can be used to share common code between views.

(True or False) The <code>@extends</code> keyword provided by the Laravel Blade engine can be used to share common code between views.

Introduction to Course

Introduction to Database Migrations in Laravel

Introduction to Laravel Routes

Introduction to Laravel Views, Controllers, and Models

Authentication and Authorization Using Laravel

Create, Read, Update, Delete

Handling File Uploads with Laravel

Downloading Files with Laravel

Integrating Payment Gateways

E-commerce Website

Conclusion

Appendix

Course Practice Tasks

Quiz on Laravel MVC Basics