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TuffRivers's avatar

eLearning Frameworks

Hi ALl,

I am tasked with creating an eLearning platform via laravel, and to be honest, it seems pretty straightforward as its very CRUD like (almost like a blog setup with a few variations). Taking a look at laracasts eLearning center it just seems to be custom made, you have your course index, show course, and then course lessons (videos/text/whatever). There shouldnt be any need to over complicate this correct? Mostly just tracking users progress and wether or not they completed the course. This is a course teaching students how to operate their busienss in a specific niche (no testing or anything like that.

All advice is welcome!

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martinbean's avatar

@tuffrivers It’s no different to any other project, really. Jot down the business logic, look for the “entities” that would form your models, and then create controllers for displaying and manipulating those entities.

tangtang's avatar

@tuffrivers

seems pretty straightforward nah mostly no, why ?

the challenge is not code or how to do it with laravel, but the real challenge is how to build a concept with this eLearning.

it will be straightforward if you have the valid concept like user story, timeline apps, etc.

you have the concept, I'm pretty sure you can build any apps you want.

even you know how to code using laravel, you cant build an app if you dont have the concept what you want to build.

but yes, it just im my opinion.

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