Laravel 5.4 - Mix e Blade
Learn Mix, the powerful successor to Elixir! Build robust and scalable applications with this practical course. Master Elixir development.
Course Content
Laravel 5.4 - Mix e Blade is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Guilherme Ferreira. It runs 1h 48m, is taught in Portuguese, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.4 out of 5 from 90 reviews, with 228 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published March 2017.
Learn to build dynamic web applications with this comprehensive course! You'll gain practical experience working with Mix, the powerful build tool that succeeded Elixir, and master Blade components within the Laravel 5.4 framework.
This hands-on project-based course guides you through the creation of a complete Automobile Resale Website. We'll cover all the essential details of Laravel, ensuring you build a robust and scalable application.
To further expand your skillset, we'll explore integrations with other valuable technologies. Imagine extending this car dealership platform with a mobile application built using Ionic 2! This project seamlessly connects concepts from different courses, providing a holistic understanding of modern web development.
Here's a breakdown of what you'll learn:
- Laravel 5.4 Fundamentals: A deep dive into the core features of Laravel, including routing, controllers, and database interactions.
- Mix: Understand and utilize Mix for efficient project management and asset compilation.
- Blade Components: Create reusable and maintainable UI elements with Blade components.
- Project-Based Learning: Build a real-world Automobile Resale Website from the ground up.
- Ionic 2 Integration (Optional): Learn how to connect your Laravel backend with a cross-platform mobile app using Ionic 2.
- Full-Stack Development: See how different technologies can be combined to create complete web applications.
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