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by Matt Stauffer
Copyright 2019 Matt Stauffer. All rights reserved.
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This book is dedicated to my family.
Mia, my little princess and bundle of joy and energy.
Malachi, my little prince and adventurer and empath.
Tereva, my inspiration, encourager, upgrader, pusher, rib.
The story of how I got started with Laravel is a common one: I had written PHP for years, but I was on my way out the door, pursuing the power of Rails and other modern web frameworks. Rails in particular had a lively community, a perfect combination of opinionated defaults and flexibility, and the power of Ruby Gems to leverage prepackaged common code.
Something kept me from jumping ship, and I was glad for that when I found Laravel. It offered everything I was drawn to in Rails, but it wasnt just a Rails clone; this was an innovative framework with incredible documentation, a welcoming community, and clear influences from many languages and frameworks.
Since that day Ive been able to share my journey of learning Laravel through blogging, podcasting, and speaking at conferences; Ive written dozens of apps in Laravel for work and side projects; and Ive met thousands of Laravel developers online and in person. I have plenty of tools in my development toolkit, but I am honestly happiest when I sit down in front of a command line and type laravel new projectName.
This is not the first book about Laravel, and it wont be the last. I dont intend for this to be a book that covers every line of code or every implementation pattern. I dont want this to be the sort of book that goes out of date when a new version of Laravel is released. Instead, its primary purpose is to provide developers with a high-level overview and concrete examples to learn what they need to work in any Laravel codebase with any and every Laravel feature and subsystem. Rather than mirroring the docs, I want to help you understand the foundational concepts behind Laravel.
Laravel is a powerful and flexible PHP framework. It has a thriving community and a wide ecosystem of tools, and as a result its growing in appeal and reach. This book is for developers who already know how to make websites and applications and want to learn how to do so well in Laravel.
Laravels documentation is thorough and excellent. If you find that I dont cover any particular topic deeply enough for your liking, I encourage you to visit the online documentation and dig deeper into that particular topic.
I think you will find the book a comfortable balance between high-level introduction and concrete application, and by the end you should feel comfortable writing an entire application in Laravel, from scratch. And, if I did my job well, youll be excited to try.
This book assumes knowledge of basic object-oriented programming practices, PHP (or at least the general syntax of C-family languages), and the basic concepts of the ModelViewController (MVC) pattern and templating. If youve never made a website before, you may find yourself in over your head. But as long as you have some programming experience, you dont have to know anything about Laravel before you read this bookwell cover everything you need to know, from the simplest Hello, world!
Laravel can run on any operating system, but there will be some bash (shell) commands in the book that are easiest to run on Linux/macOS. Windows users may have a harder time with these commands and with modern PHP development, but if you follow the instructions to get Homestead (a Linux virtual machine) running, youll be able to run all of the commands from there.
This book is structured in what I imagine to be a chronological order: if youre building your first web app with Laravel, the early chapters cover the foundational components youll need to get started, and the later chapters cover less foundational or more esoteric features.
Each section of the book can be read on its own, but for someone new to the framework, Ive tried to structure the chapters so that its actually very reasonable to start from the beginning and read until the end.
Where applicable, each chapter will end with two sections: Testing and TL;DR. If youre not familiar, TL;DR means too long; didnt read. These final sections will show you how to write tests for the features covered in each chapter and will give a high-level overview of what was covered.
The book is written for Laravel 5.8, but will cover features and syntax changes back to Laravel 5.1.
The first edition of Laravel: Up & Running came out in November 2016 and covered Laravel versions 5.1 to 5.3. This second edition adds coverage for 5.4 to 5.8 and Laravel Dusk and Horizon, and adds an 18th chapter about community resources and other non-core Laravel packages that werent covered in the first 17 chapters.
The following typographical conventions are used in this book:
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