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  • Quiz assessment
  • Survey lessons
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LARAVEL PRACTITIONER

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Last updated: April 2025 | Language:

About this course

 Mastery of  Laravel MVC architecture, proficiency in artisan, eloquent ORM and blade templating, routing, middleware, controllers and request lifecycle, migrations, seeding, relationships, task scheduling and queue management.



Course content

 An overview of Laravel's MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture, understanding the structure and role of each component in application development.

 Learning MVC helps you organize your code in a clean, maintainable way, making it easier to build large, scalable applications.

''3 PHP LARAVEL Framework Tutorial For Beginners | Overview of MVC Model View Controller #technology'' by ''LifeBeyondCode'' on YouTube



Introduction to Laravel’s built-in command-line interface (Artisan), including commands for generating boilerplate code, database management, and running tasks.

Artisan commands allow you to automate common tasks, speeding up development and reducing human error.

''Getting Started with Artisan Commands in Laravel | Learn Laravel The Right Way'' by ''Program With Gio'' on YouTube

 Covers how to interact with databases using Laravel’s Eloquent ORM, which allows you to work with database records using a simple, object-oriented syntax.

Eloquent simplifies database operations, making it easier to query, create, update, and delete records without writing complex SQL.

''Laravel Eloquent Model Tutorial with example - Complete Guide on Eloquent Model in Laravel 10'' by ''Funda Of Web IT'' on YouTube


Learn how to use Blade, Laravel’s templating engine, to separate logic from presentation in your application views.

Blade allows you to create clean, reusable templates, speeding up front-end development and improving code readability.

''Converting HTML Templates to Laravel Blade Templates - Easy Step-by-Step Tutorial'' by ''Kode Leap'' on YouTube


Welcome to the quiz section. Before you begin, please make sure you have watched the lesson videos thoroughly, as the questions are designed to test your understanding of key concepts discussed.

Here are a few things to keep in mind:

1. This is a timed quiz, so you’ll need to manage your time effectively.
2. Read each question carefully and choose the best answer based on the material covered in the lesson.
3. The quiz is an excellent opportunity to test your knowledge and reinforce what you’ve learned, so try your best!

 Understanding how Laravel handles routing and how middleware can be used to filter HTTP requests before they reach the application logic.

 Proper routing and middleware ensure that requests are handled securely and efficiently, helping you build scalable applications.

''Routing in Laravel: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners'' by ''Codes Easy'' on YouTube


Learn how Laravel controllers manage HTTP requests and the full request lifecycle from receiving input to delivering responses.

Understanding the request lifecycle helps in structuring applications for better performance and maintainability.

''Controllers In Laravel | Learn Laravel From Scratch | Laravel For Beginners'' by ''Code With Dary'''on YouTube

Learn to use Laravel’s migration system for database version control and seeding to populate test data into databases.

 Migrations and seeding make database management more efficient and reduce errors during deployment.

''Laravel Migrations, Seeding & Eloquent Relationships'' by ''Ryan Dobbs'' on  YouTube

 Covers how to define and manage relationships (one-to-many, many-to-many, etc.) between database tables using Eloquent.

 Managing relationships effectively is key to building complex applications that need to handle multiple data models.

''Introduction To Eloquent | Laravel For Beginners | Learn Laravel'' by ''Code With Dary'' on YouTube

Learn how to automate scheduled tasks like email notifications or report generation, and how to manage queues for background jobs.

Task scheduling and queue management improve application performance by offloading tasks to be processed in the background.

''Laravel Scheduled Tasks'' by ''Better Stack'' on YouTube