Ep01 - Laravel's Architecture: A quick Overview on Directory and App Structure

[@sudhagesh3577]

Normally I don't comment on tutorial videos. I was searching for some graphical tutorial of how laravel works and landed on your tutorial..."Simply Amazing".

[@agun21st]

very nice and deep explanations. Thanks teacher

[@arkadiusz3618]

Great explanation of the topic 👍👍

[@kennethkipchumba2532]

Thanks for the good video. After tinkering with Laravel for about two years, I think its not really necessary for a beginner to understand Services. They should just go ahead and play with the framework and then when they get a grasp of the framework especially the MVC part they can then come back and learn other things like Services and what they really are on a need to use basis. That way Laravel learning curve may be smoother and less scary. In my opinion, Routes, Controllers, Views, Model then HTTP Requests in that order should be the starting point. On views, blade could be useful later on but not very initially while beginning to learn a PHP framework especially if it the first framework to learn. This is just my opinion though.

[@droneggin]

Many thanks for the video. Sorry for off topic question, what IDE you were using in this video?

[@Acadeaio]

No worries! It was PHPstorm

[@patricksantino4131]

Can you make tutorial about Laravel testing or test-driven development?

[@Acadeaio]

Sure can. I'll cover testing in later part of this series, so stay tuned!

[@emrahburak8684]

Thanks..

[@loverphp5605]

how are you i hode to doing well . if you don`t mind try to fix the subtitle on the video it does not work correctly

[@bakaleisanich]

You will learn symfony course? What is different ?

[@Acadeaio]

Symfony is another popular PHP framework but I like Laravel better. They are similar in a lot of ways but in general I think I can work more productively in Laravel.