How to learn laravel the quickest way

sorry for my writing mistakes I'm now awake for 26 hours

Read the docs and build some example Projects.

You're asking fans of laravel here - so you'll get a pretty positive response I guess ;-) To get you started these should help :

https://laracasts.com/series/laravel-5-fundamentals

https://laracasts.com/series/whats-new-in-laravel-5-1

If you get value from watching those you should consider becoming a paying member - Jeffrey has produced a lot of really valuable material here and it's good to pay him back for his work :-)

@sharifghaderi You’re on a Laravel-focused website. Of course people are going to advocate it!

There’s no “quick” way to learn anything. You know yourself better than any one else. How do you best learn? Play to your strengths. If you’re a visual learner, watch some screen-casts. If you prefer reading, pick up a book (I wrote one).

You can read as many books as you like, and watch as many videos, but you don't actually start learning until you roll up your sleeves and start coding. As mentioned above, watch the fundamentals videos, think of a project to do (perhaps a re-write of something you've done in spaghetti code) and start coding

Thanks guys But nobody responded on the framework itself. I know that I'm in a laravel forum but I just wanted to know if there is something similar or even better than laravel. But thank you all for the fast responses.

@sharifghaderi the other frameworks to consider are probably Symfony which is (possibly) more flexible but more complex, Yii which I've never used, Zend again - possibly more powerful, but again more complex. Possibly also Aura and Phalcon which is geared towards performance. And then there about a hundred others if you have the time ;-) I've used a few - but none have led to as readable, pleasant code as Laravel.

Ok, I'm going to start lavarellllllll
To all the lavarel gurus: Be ready for hundreds of questions in the coming few month.

Step 1, get more sleep. You can't learn anything sleep deprived.

Step 2, start coding with Laravel. I personally just dove in and referenced the documentation every few minutes. I made a site to help me balance my check book, really helped me learn the fundamentals.

Really, you never stop learning. Every day I discover something new about the framework or a better way to approach something.

Hello people. Today I signed up for Laravel and I am hoping to gain a lot of experiences from the tuitorials.

@bichwa Welcome to the forums!

Ooh, ooh! A blog! A blog! I'm sure there's some unwritten rule somewhere that says you have to start out with the oblogatory blig!