From laravel new
to a working business app.
Nine episodes, fifty-six minutes. You build one real application end to end — a dashboard, an OData v4 service over your own Eloquent models, a master list with server-side search across a thousand records, a detail page, and a write operation that has a name. No Node, no build step, seven lines of JavaScript. Free to watch, no account needed.
Nine episodes. Four acts. Fifty-six minutes.
Each one ends at a tag in the companion repository, so you can watch, or build along, or check out where the video ends and start from there.
It runs
014:33The application that has no home
After three minutes you know whether this series is for you, what it builds, and what it will ask of you.
028:41Zero to a running dashboard
An account, an installation, a token, and a Laravel app serving a real UI5 dashboard in the browser.
036:04What just got generated
Name every piece on that dashboard, say which file produced it, and read the app’s URL without guessing.
You build your own
046:29Making Laravel speak OData
Your Laravel models become a live OData v4 service, and a master/detail screen is browsing them.
055:01Binding the master list
Read a binding, find out from the network tab why one is empty, and fix it.
063:29Live search
Type in a box and the server answers — and you know it was the server.
074:22The detail page
What a binding context is, and the second half of your screen fills in.
Ready to build along?
Episode two installs Core. The package registry is private, so composer require asks for a token — and it has to be your own. A free account issues one, and it takes three minutes.
Core is free, and free means production: ship what you build with it, to real users, for as long as you like. The account exists so the registry can issue you a token.