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Laravel Application Development Blueprints [Pehme köide]

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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 260 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x191 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Nov-2013
  • Kirjastus: Packt Publishing Limited
  • ISBN-10: 1783282118
  • ISBN-13: 9781783282111
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 260 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x191 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Nov-2013
  • Kirjastus: Packt Publishing Limited
  • ISBN-10: 1783282118
  • ISBN-13: 9781783282111
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Follow along as we work together to build 10 different applications using Laravel 4. Since each chapter is devoted to the design of a different application, there is no need to read the book in any particular order. Instead, you can pick and choose the blueprints that are of most interest to you and dive right in. This book is for intermediate to advanced level PHP programmers who want to master Laravel. It’s assumed that you will have some experience with PHP already. This book is also for those who are already using a different PHP framework and are looking for better solutions.
Preface 1(6)
Chapter 1 Building a URL Shortener Website
7(16)
Creating a database and migrating our URL shortener's table
7(4)
Creating our form
11(2)
Creating our Link model
13(2)
Saving data to the database
15(3)
Validating the users' input
16(1)
Returning the messages to the view
17(1)
Diving further into controller and processing the form
18(2)
Getting individual URL from the database and redirecting
20(2)
Summary
22(1)
Chapter 2 Building a To-do List with Ajax
23(16)
Creating and migrating our to-do list's database
23(2)
Creating a todos model
25(1)
Creating the template
26(4)
Inserting data to the database with Ajax
30(4)
Retrieving the list from the database
34(1)
How to allow only Ajax requests
34(2)
Allowing the request using route filters
35(1)
Allowing the request using the controller side
35(1)
Wrapping up
36(2)
Summary
38(1)
Chapter 3 Building an Image Sharing Website
39(20)
Creating a database and migrating the images table
39(2)
Creating a photo model
41(1)
Setting custom configuration values
42(1)
Installing a third-party library
43(1)
Creating a secure form for file upload
44(4)
Validating and processing the form
48(4)
Showing the image with a user interface
52(2)
Listing images
54(2)
Deleting the image from the database and server
56(2)
Summary
58(1)
Chapter 4 Building a Personal Blog
59(14)
Creating and migrating the posts database
59(2)
Creating a posts model
61(1)
Creating and migrating the authors database
62(3)
Creating a members-only area
65(3)
Saving a blog post
68(2)
Assigning blog posts to users
69(1)
Listing articles
70(2)
Paginating the content
72(1)
Summary
72(1)
Chapter 5 Building a News Aggregation Website
73(16)
Creating the database and migrating the feeds table
73(2)
Creating a feeds model
75(1)
Creating our form
75(3)
Validating and processing the form
78(2)
Extending the core classes
80(1)
Reading and parsing an external feed
81(6)
Summary
87(2)
Chapter 6 Creating a Photo Gallery System
89(26)
Creating a table and migrating albums
89(3)
Creating an Album model
91(1)
Creating the images database with the migrating class
92(1)
Creating an Image model
93(1)
Creating an album
94(9)
Adding a template for creating albums
98(5)
Creating a photo upload form
103(6)
Validating the photo
106(2)
Assigning a photo to an album
108(1)
Moving photos between albums
109(5)
Creating an update form
113(1)
Summary
114(1)
Chapter 7 Creating a Newsletter System
115(14)
Creating a database and migrating the subscribers table
115(2)
Creating a subscribers model
117(1)
Creating our subscription form
117(3)
Validating and processing the form
120(2)
Creating a queue system for basic e-mail sending
122(3)
Using the Email class to process e-mails inside the queue
125(1)
Testing the system
126(1)
Sending e-mails with the queue directly
127(1)
Summary
127(2)
Chapter 8 Building a Q&A Web Application
129(58)
Removing the public segment from Laravel 4
130(1)
Installing Sentry 2 and an authentication library and setting access rights
131(2)
Creating custom filters
133(2)
Creating our registration and login forms
135(13)
Validating and processing the form
141(4)
Processing the login and logout requests
145(3)
Creating our questions table and model
148(2)
Creating our tags table with a pivot table
150(3)
Creating and processing our question form
153(7)
Creating our questions form
153(2)
Processing our questions form
155(5)
Creating our questions list page
160(6)
Adding upvote and downvote functionality
164(2)
Creating our questions page
166(6)
Creating our answers table and resources
172(12)
Processing the answers
174(6)
Choosing the best answer
180(4)
Searching questions by the tags
184(2)
Summary
186(1)
Chapter 9 Building a RESTful API -- The Movies and Actors Databases
187(22)
Creating and migrating the users database
188(3)
Adding sample users
190(1)
Creating and migrating the movies database
191(1)
Creating a movie model
191(2)
Adding sample movies
192(1)
Creating and migrating the actors database
193(1)
Creating an actor model
193(1)
Assigning actors to movies
194(1)
Understanding the authentication mechanism
195(1)
Querying the API
196(12)
Getting movie/actor information from the API
197(3)
Sending new movies/actors to the Api's database
200(2)
Deleting movies/actors from the API
202(6)
Summary
208(1)
Chapter 10 Building an E-Commerce Website
209(30)
Building an authorization system
209(1)
Creating and migrating the members' database
210(4)
Creating and migrating the authors' database
214(2)
Adding authors to the database
215(1)
Creating and migrating the books database
216(2)
Adding books to the database
217(1)
Creating and migrating the carts database
218(1)
Creating and migrating the orders database
219(2)
Listing books
221(11)
Creating a template file to list books
225(7)
Taking orders
232(6)
Summary
238(1)
Index 239
Arda Kilicdagi is a PHP/MySQL/JavaScript programmer from Turkey. He has been developing applications with PHP since 2005. He has also been administrating the Turkish national support website for the well-known open source content management script PHP-Fusion. He's also one of the international developers and a member of the management team for PHP-Fusion, and he has an important role in the project's future. He has worked as a developer and has experience on projects such as Begendy (an exclusive private shopping website) and Futbolkurdu (a local soccer news website). He is experienced with the Facebook API, Twitter API, and PayPal's Adaptive Payment API (which is used on crowd funding websites such as KickStarter). He's also experienced with JavaScript, and he's currently infusing his applications with JavaScript and jQuery both on the frontend and backend.He's also developed applications using CodeIgniter and CakePHP for about 4 years, but these PHP frameworks didn't suit his needs completely, which is why he decided to use another framework for his projects, which is when he met Laravel. He's also obsessed with Unix/Linux and uses Linux on a daily basis.In addition, he is administrating the world's best-known microcomputer, Raspberry Pi's biggest Turkish community website. Halil Ibrahim Yilmaz is a Python/PHP programmer and e-commerce consultant from Turkey. He has worked as a developer and software coordinator in over a dozen ventures including Begendy, Modeum, Futbolkurdu, Arkeoidea, and Uzmanlazim. He has experience with many APIs such as Google, Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, Grooveshark, and Paypal. After meeting his business partner, he co-founded 16 Pixel, a Bursa-based creative consultancy specializing in web development and e-commerce. brahim loves learning functional programming languages (Erlang, Haskell), new JavaScript technologies (Node.js), and NoSQL database systems (Riak, MongoDB). When he is not working on client projects, he is often trying to code a web application with these technologies. He lives in a house full of Linux boxes in Bursa, Turkey.