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Course Price : BDT 12500.00

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Training Overview

What is Laravel? It's a popular PHP framework similar to CakePHP or CodeIgniter. It offers all of the standard MVC capabilities and provides features targeted specifically at designers. It is no exaggeration to say that Laravel has taken the PHP community by storm. If you're ready to start learning Laravel, our latest course will cover all the basics to get you ready to go. You'll get set up with all the tools you need to build your own apps in Laravel.

Our mission is to help people learning Laravel and building awesome websites. In this course, we provide all information about Laravel. Learn everything at one place.

 

Training Objectives

  • Complete web development package with learn Laravel from scratch, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and MySQL.
  • Building a Inventory System with Calendar, Customers Management, Account Management, Inventory Management, Invoices Management and Expenses Management.
  • Object Oriented PHP
  • JavaScript, Ajax & jQuery Design
  • SSL and email server.
  • Online payment methods PayPal Standard and Authorize.net.
  • Making practical apps to bring your skills to the next level you will complete Individual / Group Project using PHP framework Laravel with MySQL.

 

Prerequisites

All Laravel training attendees must have basic knowledge in HTML. The course can be customized to any level of programming and relational database familiarity.

 

Hands-on/Lecture Ratio

This training class is 80% hands-on, 20% lecture. Students learn by doing, with immediate opportunities to apply the material they learn to real-world problems.

 

Training Materials

All related software and lecture sheets and free e-book will provide in class.

 

Training Outline

HTML5

  • Introduction to HTML5
  • Laying out a Page with HTML5
  • - Page Structure- New HTML5 Structural Tags- Page Simplification
  • HTML5 - How We Got Here
  • - The Problems HTML 4 Addresses- The Problems XHTML Addresses- The New More Flexible Approach of HTML5 - Paving the Cowpaths- New Features of HTML5- The HTML5 Spec(s)- Current State of Browser Support
  • Sections and Articles
  • - The section Tag- The article Tag- Outlining- Accessibility
  • HTML5 Audio and Video
  • - Supported Media Types- The audio Element (Audio Formats, Multiple Sources, Audio Tag Attributes, Getting and Creating Audio Files)- The video Element (Video Tag Attributes, Creating and Converting Video Files)- Accessibility- Scripting Media Elements- Dealing with Non-Supporting Browsers
  • HTML5 Forms
  • - Modernizer- New Input Types (search, tel, url and email, date/time input types, number, range, min, max, and step attributes, color)
  • HTML5 New Form Attributes
  • - autocomplete- novalidate- datalist- progress and meter
  • HTML5 New Form Field Attributes
  • - required- placeholder- autofocus- autocomplete- form- pattern
  • HTML5 Web Storage
  • - Overview of HTML5 Web Storage- Browser Support- Local Storage- Session Storage- Prefixing your Keys- Web Database Storage- Indexed Database API-
  • HTML5 Canvas
  • - Getting Started with Canvas- o Drawing Lines (Multiple Sub-Paths, The Path Drawing Process, The fill() Method)- Color and Transparency- Rectangles- Circles and Arcs- Quadratic and Bezier Curves- Images (drawImage() – Basic, drawImage() – Sprites,)- Text

CSS3

  • Understanding CSS3
  • - Understanding CSS3 Terminology- Adding Rules to a Style Sheet- Adding Selectors- Working with Multiple Declarations- Working with Style Sheets- Embedding a Style Sheet- Importing an External Style Sheet- Importing Multiple Style Sheets- Linking to an External Style Sheet- Managing Style Sheets
  • Selectors and the Cascade
  • - Understanding Selectors- Using ID Selectors- Using Class Selectors- Using Grouped Selectors- Using Descendant Selectors- Looking for the Sources of Styles- Resolving Style Conflicts with Specificity- Using the !important Declaration- Understanding Inheritance- Revealing Un-styled Documents- Applying User Style Sheets
  • Using CSS3 to Affect Page Layout
  • - Introducing the CSS3 Box Model- Creating Simple Floats- Using Floats for Page Layout- Fixing Column Drop- Clearing Essentials- Containing Floats- Displaying Elements
  • Setting Foreground and Background Properties
  • - Adding Foreground Colors- Adding Color to Background Elements- Adding Background Images- Repeating Background Images- Positioning Background Images- Using the Background Shorthand Declaration
  • Using Margins and Borders to Create Whitespace and Separation
  • - Understanding Margins- Adding Borders- Implementing Padding- Using Negative Margins- Collapsing Margins
  • Styling Tables
  • - Styling Tables and Captions- Styling Table Cells- Styling Column Classes- Styling Links in Table Cells
  • Styling for Print
  • - Styling for Specific Mediums- Creating a Print Style Sheet- Hiding Elements for Print- Styling for Print- Applying Complex Styling for Print- Creating a Footer
  • Bringing It All Together
  • - Working with Text Fragments- Setting Global Styles- Defining Masthead and Navbar Colors- Laying Out the Navbar- Using Columns- Setting Content Styles- Starting the Sidebar- Creating the Sidebar Boxes- Completing the Sidebar- Styling the Table- Creating the Footer

JavaScript

  • JavaScript language fundamentals
  • - Statements- Variables and data types- Operators (for both numbers and strings)- Conditionals (if-else if-else and switch-case)- Loops (while, do-while, for)- Functions
  • Understanding JavaScript objects
  • - The role of objects in JavaScript programming- Working with methods and properties- The JavaScript object hierarchy- The implicit window object- Event handlers
  • JavaScript with forms
  • - How forms fit into the JavaScript DOM- Setting focus on a specific field- Blocking a field from being edited- Setting field values based on user input- Basic validation: requiring field values to be filled in- Handling calculations within forms
  • JavaScript with links and images
  • - Using onMouseOver and onMouseOut to detect the presence of the mouse- Using onClick to process clicks on hyperlinks- Having hyperlinks call functions via javascript: URLs- Conditionally navigating the user to a page when they click a link- Dynamically swapping one or more images on a page based on the position of the mouse
  • JavaScript for navigation
  • - Overview of the history and location objects- Building a jump menu- Navigating the user to a specific page based on their input in a form
  • JavaScript for pop-up help
  • - Pros and cons of having JavaScript open another window- Generating and sizing a new (child) window via JavaScript- Communication between the child window and the parent window- Implementing attractive pop-up help or information windows using JavaScript
  • The Document Object Model
  • - The Legacy DOM- The W3C DOM Standard- Traversing the DOM Tree- Manipulating DOM Elements

Object Oriented PHP Basics

  • Object Oriented PHP role in the WWW
  • The php.ini File
  • Basic PHP Syntax
  • PHP Tags
  • - PHP Tags- PHP Statements and Whitespace- Comments- PHP Functions- Hello World!
  • Variables
  • - Variable Types- Variable Names (Identifiers)- Variable Scope- Superglobals- Constants
  • PHP Operators
  • Creating Dynamic Pages

Flow Control

  • Conditional Processing
  • - If Conditions
  • Loops
  • - while- do...while- for- break and continue

Arrays

  • Enumerated Arrays
  • - Initializing Arrays- Appending to an Array/dd>- Reading from Arrays- Looping through Arrays
  • Associative Arrays
  • - Initializing Associative Arrays- Reading from Associative Arrays- Looping through Associative Arrays- Superglobal Arrays
  • Two-dimensional Arrays
  • - Reading from Two-dimensional Arrays- Looping through Two-dimensional Arrays
  • Array Manipulation Functions

HTML and CSS for Object Oriented PHP

  • HTML
  • - Links- Images- Tables- Lists- Forms- Frames- Doctypes- Head, Meta- URLs- Webserver
  • CSS
  • - Syntax- Id & Class- Backgrounds, Text, Fonts- Tables, Border- Outline, Margin, Padding- Positioning, Align- Image, Media Types- Attribute Selectors

String Manipulation

  • Formatting Strings
  • - Concatenation- String Manipulation Functions- Examples of String Functions
  • Magic Quotes
  • - magic_quotes_gpc- magic_quotes_runtime- Recommendation on Magic Quotes

Reusing Code and Writing Functions

  • Including Files
  • - require- require_once- auto_prepend_file and auto_append_file
  • User Functions
  • - Defining and Calling Functions- Variable Scope- By Reference vs. By Value
  • Form Processing
  • - Variable Scope

Laravel Framework – Basic PHP with Framework

  • About PHP & MySQL
  • Advantage of using Framework
  • Introducing Laravel Framework

Laravel Framework – Introduction to Laravel

  • Understanding Laravel
  • Exploring the foundations of Laravel
  • Setting up Composer on the Mac
  • Setting up Composer on Windows
  • Installing Laravel

Laravel Framework – Displaying Views & Understanding Blade

  • Working with Blade templating
  • Creating and using a basic view
  • Passing data into a view
  • Loading a view into another view/nested views
  • Adding assets
  • Creating a view using Blade
  • Utilizing advanced Blade usage
  • Defining conditions
  • Integrating form elements

Laravel Framework – Creating Initial Laravel Pages

  • Handling routing
  • Establishing an HTML view
  • Connecting to a database
  • Creating tables with Schema Builder
  • Enabling version control with Migrations
  • Querying with Eloquent ORM

Laravel Framework – Creating a Laravel Application

  • Setting up for authentication
  • Creating a registration form
  • Logging in and out
  • Securing content

Laravel Framework – Configuring the Database

  • Connection to The Database
  • Database Driver
  • Eloquent Driver
  • Creating A Migration
  • Creating A Model
  • Creating A Seeder

Laravel Framework – Configuring Authentication

  • Logging In
  • Creating A Layout ViewCreating A Login ViewCreating A Login ActionAuthenticating UsersRedirecting With Input
  • Resetting Passwords
  • Creating A Password Reset ViewCreating A Password Reset Action
  • Working With Authenticated Users
  • Creating A Profile PageCreating FiltersCreating A Logout Action

Laravel Framework – Access Control List

  • Managing Groups
  • Refactoring MigrationsListing GroupsAdding GroupsEditing GroupsDeleting Groups
  • Adding Users And Resources
  • Adding Migrations, Models And RelationshipsAdding ViewsSeeding ResourcesSaving Relationships
  • Advanced Routes

Laravel Framework – Deployment

  • Dependencies
  • Environment Commands
  • Checking EnvironmentsSetting EnvironmentsUnsetting Environments
  • Asset Commands
  • Combining AssetsMinifying AssetsBuilding AssetsWatching AssetsResource Watcher Integration Bug
  • Rsync
  • Distribute Command
  • Copying Files For DistributionRemoving Development FilesSynchronising Files To A Remote Server
  • Command Portability
  • Preprocessors
  • Images

Laravel Framework – API

  • Dependencies
  • Creating Resources With Artisan
  • Creating Resources With Generators
  • Generating MigrationsGenerating SeedersGenerating ModelsGenerating Controllers
  • Binding Models To Routes
  • Troubleshooting AliasesTesting EndpointsAuthenticating RequestsUsing Accessors And MutatorsUsing Cache

Laravel Framework – Packages

  • Composer
  • Dependency Injection
  • Inversion Of Control
  • Service Providers
  • Organising Code
  • Publishing Configuration Files
  • Creating Composer.json
  • Submitting A Package To Packagist
  • Note On Testing

Laravel Framework – Real Time Chat

  • Dependencies
  • BootstrapEmberJSRatchet
  • ReactPHP
  • Ratchet
  • Creating An Interface
  • Creating A ViewCreating An EmberJS App
  • Creating A Service Provider
  • Creating A Chat HandlerCreating A Socket Wrapper
  • Creating A Serve Command
  • Connecting To The Socket Server
  • Wiring Up The Interface
  • Showing Chat MessagesSending Chat MessagesFinishing Up The Template
  • Note On Nginx

Laravel Framework – Multisites

  • Operating Systems
  • Server Setup
  • Virtual Hosts
  • Environments
  • Translation

Laravel Framework - Advanced Database with Session & Cooke

  • Basic database design concept
  • Database relationship
  • Database Model Description
  • Database Normalization
  • Session
  • Cooke

Laravel Framework - Online Payment Method

  • PayPal Standard
  • Authorize.net

Ajax Basics

  • HTTP Request and Response Fundamentals
  • The XMLHttpRequest Object
  • XMLHttpRequest Methods
  • XMLHttpRequest Properties
  • Cross-Browser Usage
  • Sending a Request to the Server
  • Basic Ajax Example

Ajax with server side scripting language

  • Bringing in the Ajax: GET vs. POST
  • Passing Values
  • Client-Driven Communication, Server-Side Processing
  • Basic Examples
  • Expanding and Contracting Content
  • Auto-Complete
  • Form Validation
  • Tool Tips

jQuery Basics with Example & Selectors

  • About jQuery
  • How jQuery Works
  • jQuery: The Basics
  • Launching Code and Complete Examples
  • Using selectors and events
  • Selectors
  • Basics & Hierarchy
  • Basic, Content, Visibility, Attribute & Child Filters
  • Forms & Form Filters

Building a Inventory System – day one

  • Home – Text Box
  • Calendar – Add Event
  • Calendar - Add most important things
  • Calendar - Follow-up
  • Calendar – Week view
  • Email

Building a Inventory System – day two

  • Customers - View customers
  • Customers - View contacts
  • Customers – Add new
  • Customers – Import Customers
  • Customers - Tell a friend

Building a Inventory System – day three

  • My Account - My profile
  • My Account – Change Password
  • My Account – Cancel Membership
  • My Account - Submit testimonials
  • My Account - Submit suggestions
  • My Account - Submit tips
  • My Account - Tell a friend
  • My Account – Download Brochure

Building a Inventory System – day four

  • Inventory – My Inventory
  • Inventory – My Inventory: Personal Product
  • Invoices – View Invoices
  • Invoices – Create Invoice

Building a Inventory System – day five

  • Expenses – Expenses
  • Expenses – Income
  • Expenses – Add Income

 

Certificates will be awarded to participants at the end of training.

 

Resource Person

Md. Shafiul Alam

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Objectives

Training Objectives

  • Complete web development package with learn Laravel from scratch, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and MySQL.
  • Building a Inventory System with Calendar, Customers Management, Account Management, Inventory Management, Invoices Management and Expenses Management.
  • Object Oriented PHP
  • JavaScript, Ajax & jQuery Design
  • SSL and email server.
  • Online payment methods PayPal Standard and Authorize.net.
  • Making practical apps to bring your skills to the next level you will complete Individual / Group Project using PHP framework Laravel with MySQL.

 

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