Short-Term
Certificate Course on-

Mastering in

LARAVEL

Course Duration & Fees Structure

6500 /-

  • Duration : 2 months / 10 – 16 Classes
  • Weekly Classes : 2 days a week
  • Class Duration : 1 Hour
  • Class Mode : Online* | Off-Line | Hybrid
  • Payment Mode : Advance & Instalment basis
  • Class Timing : Flexible
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Course Description

Explore the world of web development with our comprehensive Laravel offered by Ascent Infotech. Ascent Infotech Laravel Training Institute is one of the oldest and renowned computer centres in Kolkata. Gain hands-on experience in building dynamic and efficient web applications using the powerful Laravel framework. Unlock the potential of PHP-based development with expert guidance, practical exercises, and real-world projects.

Course Structure

  • Introduction to Laravel
  • Setting Up Laravel
  • Laravel Architecture
  • Routing and Controllers
  • Views and Blade Templating
  • Eloquent ORM: [Laravel is a popular PHP framework that provides a structured and efficient way to build web applications. It comes with built-in support for handling CRUD operations through its ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) system called Eloquent. Eloquent allows developers to work with database records as objects, making it easier to perform these CRUD operations while abstracting much of the underlying SQL code. By utilising Laravel’s built-in features, developers can create, read, update, and delete records in a database without having to write complex SQL queries themselves. This improves code maintainability, reduces errors, and accelerates the development process.]
  • Database Migrations and Seeds
  • Authentication and Authorization
  • Middleware
  • Form Handling and Validation
  • RESTful API Development
  • Testing in Laravel
  • Frontend Integration
  • Caching and Performance Optimization
  • Error Handling and Logging
  • Queues and Jobs
  • Real-Time Applications with Laravel
  • Packages and Composer
  • Security Best Practices
  • Deployment and Hosting
  • Community and Resources
  • Future of Laravel
  • Conclusion

Chapter 1: Introduction to Laravel

  • Brief history and background
  • Features and advantages of using Laravel
  • PHP framework landscape
  • Composer and its role in Laravel development

Chapter 2: Setting Up Laravel

  • Installation using Composer
  • Laravel Homestead for local development
  • Configuration and environment setup
  • Artisan command-line tool

Chapter 3: Laravel Architecture

  • Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern
  • Service container and dependency injection
  • Service providers and facades
  • Contracts and the IoC container

Chapter 4: Routing and Controllers

  • Defining routes and route parameters
  • Controller structure and creation
  • Middleware in routing
  • Route groups and naming routes

Chapter 5: Views and Blade Templating

  • Creating and rendering views
  • Blade templating engine features
  • Layouts and partials
  • Extending and including views
  • Chapter 6: Eloquent ORM
  • Introduction to Eloquent ORM
  • Defining models and relationships
  • Querying the database with Eloquent
  • Eager loading and pagination

Chapter 8: Authentication and Authorization

  • Implementing user authentication
  • Protecting routes and actions with middleware
  • User roles and permissions

Chapter 9: Middleware

  • Understanding middleware and its purpose
  • Creating custom middleware
  • Global and route-specific middleware
  • Middleware parameters and ordering

Chapter 10: Form Handling and Validation

  • Building and handling forms in Laravel
  • Form request validation
  • Custom validation rules
  • Displaying validation errors

Chapter 11: RESTful API Development

  • Creating RESTful APIs with Laravel
  • API resources and transformations
  • Authentication for APIs
  • Versioning and rate limiting

Chapter 12: Testing in Laravel

  • Importance of testing in Laravel applications
  • PHPUnit for unit and feature testing
  • Testing HTTP endpoints
  • Mocking and database testing

Chapter 13: Frontend Integration

  • Laravel Mix for frontend asset compilation
  • Using Blade for frontend templates
  • Integrating third-party frontend frameworks
  • AJAX and Vue.js integration

Chapter 14: Caching and Performance Optimization

  • Caching strategies in Laravel
  • Cache drivers and configurations
  • Query optimization techniques
  • Profiling and performance monitoring

Chapter 15: Error Handling and Logging

  • Handling exceptions in Laravel
  • Custom exception handling
  • Logging and log channels
  • Debugging techniques

Chapter 16: Queues and Jobs

  • Introduction to queues and background jobs
  • Configuring and working with queues
  • Creating and dispatching jobs
  • Monitoring and handling failed jobs

Chapter 17: Real-Time Applications with Laravel

  • Laravel Echo and broadcasting events
  • WebSockets and presence channels
  • Building a real-time chat application
  • Broadcasting notifications

Chapter 18: Packages and Composer

  • Using Composer to manage dependencies
  • Introduction to Laravel packages
  • Creating and publishing packages
  • Using third-party packages in Laravel

Chapter 19: Security Best Practices

  • Understanding common security vulnerabilities
  • Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) protection
  • SQL injection prevention
  • Securing API endpoints

Chapter 20: Deployment and Hosting

  • Preparing an application for production
  • Choosing a hosting environment
  • Deployment strategies (Git, FTP, Docker)
  • Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)

Chapter 21: Community and Resources

  • Preparing an application for production
  • Choosing a hosting environment
  • Deployment strategies (Git, FTP, Docker)
  • Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)

Chapter 22: Future of Laravel

  • Predictions for Laravel’s future developments
  • Planned features and improvements
  • Emerging trends in PHP and web development

Chapter 23: Conclusion

  • Recap of key concepts covered
  • Encouragement for further exploration
  • Final thoughts on Laravel’s significance in the web development landscape
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