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Igor2015-05-20 16:19:53
Laravel
Igor, 2015-05-20 16:19:53

Learning Laravel, where to start?

Good afternoon, about half a year ago I started learning web programming, I started with the basics of HTML, CSS, JS and went to PHP.
I read Kevin Jank's tutorial "PHP and mySQL", then Matt Zandstra, PHP objects, patterns and programming techniques.
I stopped at the second one. he is already harder, he decided that it would be better at the same time as the study will plunge into real tasks. I installed Laravel for myself and started creating my own test project, and then I realized that I didn’t understand anything in PHP.
So the question is, how best to continue my education?
Perhaps in vain I took up the frameworks and is it worth writing my bikes? but employers need me to know frameworks.

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Andrey Melentiev, 2015-05-21
@corsik

Well, probably right now I'll write again what many have already written:
1. You definitely need a head on your shoulders.
2. Desire to read a ton of documentation with PHP examples
3. Large mug for coffee/tea (underline as appropriate)
4. Brain freshener
5. Ability to use Google.com
6. Website with Laravel documentation
7. Willingness to perform a bunch of routine tasks for hand stuffing.
8. PATIENCE! PATIENCE! PATIENCE! INTEREST!

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Dmitry Evgrafovich, 2015-05-20
@Tantacula

Too early IMHO. Laravel is easy only if you know php. First, make a couple of simple sites on bare php, a peekaboo grabber with the addition of your news, for example, plus some kind of blog or other parser. Then see how different cms, wordpress, opencart work, make several sites on them and write a couple of plugins for each. Let them be shitty, the main thing is that they perform their functions. I personally, after bare php and several cms, practiced well on opencart - it has a very easy to understand structure, such a spherical mvc in a vacuum for studying, then I tried kohanu (it is lighter than laravel and applications on it are similar in structure to opencart, but without a bias towards stores) and only after that switched to Laravel. Laravel is good, but you need to have a certain basis in your head and experience in order to do something on it.

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Octave Parango, 2015-05-21
@Mosolov

  1. Try to write your CMS in PHP using MVC
  2. Read the Laravel documentation ( laravel.su/docs/5.0/installation or laravel.com/docs/5.0 )
  3. View a series of videos ( https://laracasts.com/series/laravel-5-fundamentals - knowledge of English is required)
  4. Write your CMS in PHP using Laravel

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ab, 2017-01-28
@andrbee

There are good lessons from zero to pros on Laravel
https://youtu.be/c_uDG9_2iJA?list=PLBT2g0kDwD_a_MF... there are several playlists by levels
. The same lessons are 18GB. torrent https://nnm-club.me/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1077117

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utkorose, 2016-09-25
@utkorose

Who looks at the answers to the question for themselves - amegatron.ru/2014/05/poetapnaya-razrabotka-sajta-n... this is a good place to start. Just painted. Incomprehensible terms to google, I did not find it easier.

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Maxim Grechushnikov, 2015-05-20
@maxyc_webber

it’s worth starting with Google, for example, ask him for Laravel video courses from scratch and for dummies

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Alex, 2020-01-20
@Uspex03

one of the best courses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0L2hQ88LSg&list=P...

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