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Your Teacher | Jeffrey Way
Hi, I'm Jeffrey. I'm the creator of Laracasts and spend most of my days building the site and thinking of new ways to teach confusing concepts. I live in Orlando, Florida with my wife and two kids.
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Published on Jan 27th, 2016
Using route closures is very useful for small projects that don't require too much functionality. However, you'll likely find that, for most projects, you'll want to route directly to controllers. Let me show you how to do that.
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Initial Setup
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Your First View and Route
Free Episode 6:17 -
View Data and Blade
Free Episode 6:35 -
Routing to Controllers
Free Episode 4:34 -
Layout Files
Free Episode 4:17 -
How to Manage Your CSS and JS
Free Episode 9:07 -
Fetching Data
Free Episode 21:31 -
Defining Relationships With Eloquent
Free Episode 16:18 -
Forms
Free Episode 18:10 -
Updating Records and Eager Loading
Free Episode 21:24 -
Validation and More
Free Episode 18:06 -
Your Questions Answered
Free Episode 1:36 -
Authenticate Your Users
Free Episode 6:29 -
Understanding Middleware
Free Episode 13:16 -
Flashing to the Session
Free Episode 13:09 -
Automatic Resolution and the Service Container
Free Episode 18:00 -
Bootstrapping With Service Providers
Free Episode 13:16 -
Conclusion
Free Episode 8:59
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