PHP with Laravel for beginners - Become a Master in Laravel (Udemy.com)

hasta acá todo bien... ein embargo el movimeinto del mouse dando vueltas me dejó la vista mal... un gran distractor del mensaje.. recomendaría ajustar esa parte... y hablar un poquito mas lento.... porque entre que el traductos hace malos reemplazos y tratar de seguir el mouse, se me complicó hasta ahora...

Another excellent course from Edwin Diaz & the CodingFaculty team. A very detailed course on Laravel, with more than 400 lectures, including a CMS app that we build together. And as always, thank you for answering all our questions throughout the entire course! PS: please guys, make a big Angular course like this ASAP!!! :) Thank you for everything! David

I am WordPress Developer and I am not more related to the MVC frameworks before I thought that MVC and specially Laravel was hard to start, But after taking this course I feel it was not much hard as I think. Now I have just finished the half course and after the finish this course I will start the development and client projects with Laravel, This was good for me. Thank you, Edwin.

The course started off so well, I enjoyed the lectures and the teacher is friendly and knowledgeable. But as much as I would like to give a better rating I can only leave an honest review on my experience with the course and so future students can make a more informed decision before purchasing the course. The course uses Laravel 5.2 which came out in 2015 and as the version is so old and the dependencies etc has caused nothing but headaches and bogged down my learning. The few sketchy lessons added later on how to update from 5.2 to 5.3 etc as newer versions came out does not help the user experience from a students perspective. The main point of this rating is because this course needs to be updated ASAP for the benefit of future students following the course step by step with ease. I think it would have been better that this course was updated when Laravel moved from gulp to webpack and put the older lessons in as Legacy lessons, and then updated again when v6 was released. Another point that I thought would help, please don't assume all students fully understand what you are teaching straight away, repetition... repetition, keep walking us through what you are doing, explaining, show us again and again... not say "well i shown you that somewhere else in the course so you know how to do that now right!" ... perhaps, but maybe we don't quite understand fully just yet and want to be shown again. Maximilian Schwarzmüller uses this approach in his courses, no matter how many times he has shown you how to do something before, he will shown you again, typing out the code and explaining why he is doing it so you can cement your understanding as you follow along. Many other students have suggested that this course be updated, and recently I have read that you are looking at that. I eagerly await an updated version of this course work using Laravel v6+. I am quietly confident that the updated course will be a big improvement and will update my review/rating for the benefit of all the students like me who what to learn step by step. This has the potential to be a first class course, if it was updated using v6+ from start to finish. P.s. I may have super sensitive hearing but the audio at the beginning of the course in the first few sections seemed out (very high pitched when you talked sometimes) and I had to turn the volume way down as it hurt my ears, if no other student has mentioned it before then this could be just me. ... or maybe i am half wolf haha :)

This course has definitely given me a solid foundation in Laravel. Edwin teaches CRUD with a really good project. Debugging is done by Edwin in the videos which i believe helps understand how to fix bugs. Every programmer makes errors and fixing them is a big part of programming. I would recommend this course to others as well.

Thank you Edwin. I just finished all the course and I'm planning to start a new project for my client using the knowledge of this course. I hope I will succeed :). Also I wish Edwin to be in healthy condition and drink some good coffee and continue surprising us with the new features and courses. Good luck, Edwin.

Just finished the course, and as what is usual from Mr. Edwin, the course was absolutely awesome. This was my third course in the PHP bath to take with Mr. Edwin, and I don't regret the time spent on any of those courses. In fact, I was able to learn a lot from what I have taken, whether it was from the simple and applicable application building techniques or the debugging skills that I learned from both my errors and the errors that have been made in the process of building the application. All in all, the course was great, it contains all that someone could ask for in learning Laravel, it is up to date, the instructor was so helpful in the whole learning process regarding any questions or errors I went through, and I am just so grateful for his efforts and his aids that he have putten and given in this course.

As far as I can tell, the course is really good, a lot of stuff has been covered. However you need to get used to Edwin's teaching style, I mean he doesn´t make a script to teach, sometimes this is really good because videos are more fluent and not boring, on contrary sometimes you can get messed up by re-editing the code because of that spontaneous teaching style. Sometimes relying on external plugins messes up the lectures, because of the compatibility between the different versions of laravel an the plugins.

I would recommend this course to Laravel beginners like me, it covers a lot and the idea of learning on short-manageable videos + learning from errors that follow is a home run best approach! I am satisfied with course and especially with teacher Edwin who is extreme motivator and with our Q&A master Borivoje ! I recommend taking another course from Edwin PHP OOP: Object Oriented Programming for beginners !

Sono alle prime lezione e le trovo molto interessanti e anche abbastanza chiare, nonostante io l'inglese lo sappia e capisca in modo discreto, non buono pertanto e incontri difficoltà in alcune locuzioni longuistiche. Aspetto di dare un giudizio definitivo a fine corso... Unico appunto per ora, lezioni molto brevi in cui vengono spiegati giusto 2 / 3 concetti... forse sarebbe meglio farle leggermente più lunghe con esempi pratici più frequent e "complessi", ma, ripeto, l'ho appena iniziato e siamo ancora alle basi di Laravel ed io per ora sono soddisfatto! Aggiorno la mia prima valutazione: rimango soddisfatto e giudico molto buono questo corso ora che sono a metà delle lezioni, non vedo l'ora però di poter applicare le diverse nozioni imparate su qualche progetto "concreto"!