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Come learn about all the tools in the Laravel ecosystem designed to save you time and prevent you from writing the boring cruft needed for every application. We’ll cover getting started with local development, building basic apps, and deploying. We’ll cover how Laravel easily handles vagrant, testing, oauth login services, billing and subscription services through Laravel Spark, and deploying your application with services such as Laravel Envoyer and Forge to manage your servers.
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All the Laravel Things – Up & Running to Making $$
- 20162016
- All the Laravel things: up and running to making $$ Joe Ferguson
- Who Am I? Joe Ferguson PHP Developer Engineer @ Aol. Twitter: @JoePFerguson Organizer of @MemphisPHP OSMI Board Member @NomadPHP Lightning Talks Passionate about Community
- For Further Reading laravelupandrunning.com easylaravelbook.com
- What exactly is Laravel?
- Laravel Ecosystem FrameworkTools Learning & Community
- Quick note on versions 5.1 LTS bug fixes for 2 years, security fixes for 3 years Non LTS: bug fixes for 6 months, security fixes for 1 year 5.1 is currently the only LTS version
- Which version should you use? 5.3 for my own projects 5.1 for client projects
- Getting Laravel composer global require “laravel/installer”
- Installing Laravel laravel new quickstart-basic-5.3
- Install via Composer composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel blog
- Local Dev Environment
- What’s in Homestead • Ubuntu 16.04 • PHP 7.0 • HHVM • Nginx • MySQL • MariaDB • Sqlite3 • Postgres • Composer • NodeJS • Bower • Grunt • Gulp • Beanstalkd • Memcached • Redis
- Getting Homestead git clone https://github.com/laravel/homestead.git Homestead
- Getting Homestead cd Homestead && bash init.sh
- How I use Homestead composer require —dev laravel/homestead
- Make Homestead ./vendor/bin/homested make —aliases
- What is —aliases?
- Configuring Homestead
- Starting Homestead
- Inspecting Homestead
- Edit /etc/hosts Optional for per project Homestead
- Inspecting Homestead
- Inspecting Homestead
- Stopping Homestead
- Don’t version control Homestead.yaml
- Questions?
- Getting Started with Laravel
- Project Structure
- app Folder
- config Folder
- database Folder
- public Folder
- resources Folder
- routes Folder
- Model Factories database/factories/ModelFactory.php
- User Migration up() database/migrations
- User Migration down() database/migrations
- Database Seeders
- Artisan Commands
- Artisan Commands
- Create Migration artisan make:migration create_widgets_table
- Create Migration
- Create Migration
- Run Migration(s) artisan migrate
- Inspect the Database Password is “secret”
- Inspect the Database
- Create a model artisan make:model Widget
- Widget model
- Add Widget ModelFactory database/factories/ModelFactory.php
- Create a seeder artisan make:seeder WidgetSeeder
- WidgetSeeder
- DatabaseSeeder
- Run Database Seeders artisan db:seed
- Users Table
- Widgets Table
- Routing routes/web.php
- Why 3 route files?!
- Add /widgets Route
- localhost:8000/widgets
- Frontend Development
- Run: npm install
- Run: gulp
- Compiled Assets
- Layouts
- Example View
- Return a view() routes/web.php
- Refresh /widgets localhost:8000/widgets
- Clean up our layout
- Widgets Index View
- Pass data to a view routes/web.php
- localhost:8000/widgets
- Questions?
- Testing our Application
- Testing our Widgets
- Testing our Widgets
- Testing our Widgets
- Running phpunit
- Route Groups
- Form Requests
- WidgetCreateRequest
- HTML Forms
- Widget Routes
- Add Widget
- Test Add Widget Form
- Questions?
- Controllers
- Routing to Controllers
- Routing to Controllers
- Routing to Controllers
- Widget Tests Still Pass
- Questions?
- Model Relationships One to One A User has a Phone Number One to Many A Post has many Comments Many to Many Users have may Roles
- Task belongs to User
- User has many Tasks
- Query Model Relationships
- The N+1 Problem
- Eager Loading
- Questions?
- How do we get it to the server?
- Envoy Envoy provides easy ways to run command commands on remote servers such as pulling code from git, running artisan commands, etc. Envoy uses blade template syntax Envoy only supports Mac & Linux
- Sample Envoy Config
- Sample Envoy Config
- Envoy Configuration
- Easy OAuth Login
- Laravel Socialite Easily allow users to authenticate via Github, Google, Twitter, Facebook, Bitbucket, or Linkedin Handles almost all the boilerplate for you https://github.com/laravel/socialite
- composer require laravel/socialite
- Configure Socialite
- Configure Socialite
- AuthController
- Add Socialite Routes
- Making $$$
- Laravel Cashier Expressive interface to Stripe and Braintree subscription billing services Free, open source package easily added to Laravel Designed for subscription, not one off charges https://laravel.com/docs/5.3/billing
- Installing Cashier
- Configure Cashier
- Cashier Migration
- Billable Trait
- Stripe API Keys
- Subscribing a User https://laravel.com/docs/5.3/billing
- Laravel Spark SASS in a box You bring the Service Spark brings the boilerplate of billing, authentication, and more $99 For a single site $299 For unlimited sites
- Laravel Spark
- Questions?
- Artisan Commands
- Create a new Command
- Create a new Command
- app/Console/Kernel.php
- BasicCommand.php
- Signature
- Description
- Constructor
- Handle The Command
- Running our Command
- Output Some Text
- Output Some Text
- Output Warning Text
- Output Warning Text
- Output Error Text
- Output Error Text
- Questions?
- Authentication
- artisan make:auth
- View Files
- Auth Routes
- Layout :(
- Register a new user
- Logged In User
- Add our Navigation
- http://localhost:8000
- localhost:8000/widgets
- Multiple Middleware
- Not Logged In?
- Test Errors and Failure
- Run test as a user
- Test now passes
- Questions?
- Laravel Forge “A simple way to deploy your Laravel applications onto blazing fast servers”
- Forge is Homestead and more in the cloud
- Forge is not a server host
- Forge uses your servers
- Forge uses any* server *Any Internet accesible Ubuntu 14.04 x64 Server
- Laravel Forge • Unlimited Servers. • Unlimited Sites. • Unlimited Deployments. • Push To Deploy. Laravel Forge Plus • Share Servers With Teammates. • Unlimited Servers. • Unlimited Sites. • Unlimited Deployments. • Push To Deploy. $15/Month $140/Year $30/Month $300/Year
- Adding Servers To Forge
- Adding a site to a server
- Adding a ssh key to a server
- Adding scheduled (cron) jobs
- Adding daemons (supervisor)
- Creating server networks
- Server Monitoring
- Update Server Meta Data
- Adding our hello-world site
- Install our Git Repository
- Configure App Deployment
- Deploy!
- Deploy! Continuous Delivery!
- Deployment Log
- Setting Environment Variables
- Queue Workers
- Configure / Install SSL
- LetsEncrypt.org 100% Supported
- Envoyer.io
- Zero Downtime Deployments with Envoyer.io
- Envoyer 10 Projects - $10/month or $100/year 20 Projects - $20/month or $200/year Envoyer Plus Unlimited Projects - $50/month or $500/year Envoyer Premium
- Add a project
- Adding a Server
- Add the SSH key from Envoyer
- Test Connection Status Envoyer now connected to our Forge Server
- Project Path
- Our first Deployment
- Deployment Recap
- Deploy when code is pushed
- Free Video Series at Laracasts https://laracasts.com/series/envoyer https://envoyer.io/docs
- Questions?
- Feedback! https://joind.in/talk/4eb90 Joe Ferguson Twitter: @JoePFerguson Email: joe@joeferguson.me Freenode: joepferguson Contact Info: