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How to Create Laravel API

1h 40m 20s
English
Paid

Course description

Everyone now is searching for API developers, just look at the Laravel jobs or freelance offers. So, in this course, you will learn how create APIs with Laravel framework.

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What exactly you will learn:

  • How to create Laravel RESTful API: requests with GET/POST, API Resources, Validation etc
  • How to authorize API users: with Sanctum or Passport
  • How to use Postman to work with API requests
  • How to generate API documentation: with Scribe or OpenAPI/Swagger
  • Various small tips and tricks

Notice: What this course is NOT about:

  • It's not a Laravel for beginners course. I assume you are already are a Laravel developer and want to apply your skills for API projects specifically. For Laravel beginners, take this course, for free
  • It's not a SPA or Vue.js course. I will demonstrate some front-end Vue to consume Laravel API, but won't create full SPA throughout this course. Planning to shoot a separate course on that, a bit later.

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#1: Intro: Why API?

All Course Lessons (22)

#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Intro: Why API? Demo
05:09
2
Basic Demo: How Laravel API Works
03:18
3
List of Data: Routing, Controllers and Postman Demo
04:08
4
Getting Single Record and API Resources
05:13
5
Why 404 Page? Setting Correct Headers
01:39
6
Getting List Inside of List: Returning Multi-Level Data
03:48
7
From Postman to Web Client with Vue.js
03:07
8
Data Pagination in API
03:30
9
Create a New Record: POST from HTML Form
04:17
10
Validation, Errors and Status Codes
03:48
11
Finishing CRUD: Update, Delete and Resource Controller
05:01
12
Uploading files via API
03:02
13
What is CORS and How to Handle it?
02:27
14
Authentication Overview: Sanctum, Passport or JWT?
04:29
15
Authentication with Laravel Sanctum and SPA
06:04
16
Authentication with Laravel Sanctum and API Tokens
05:19
17
Authentication with Laravel Sanctum and Mobile Apps
02:19
18
Authentication with Laravel Passport and Password Grant Type
08:05
19
Generating API Documentation with Scribe
12:40
20
Generating API Documentation with OpenAPI/Swagger
04:51
21
Versioning your API: from V1 to V2 and Beyond
05:01
22
Throttling: Maximum Requests per Minute
03:05

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