Vue 3 and Laravel: Breaking a Monolith to Microservices (Udemy.com)
Microservices Architecture, Vue 3, Nuxt.js, Laravel, Docker, RabbitMQ, Event Driven Microservices, Internal APIs, Redis
Created by: Antonio Papa
Last updated August 2021
What you will learn
- Develop a Monolith then Break it to Microservices
- Event Driven Architecture with RabbitMQ
- Multiple Database Connections
- Upload PHP packages to packagist
- Internal API Calls
- Use Docker
- Vue 3 and Nuxt js with Typescript
- Vuex
- Pay with stripe Stripe
How it compares
Against the other 101 rated Udemy courses in Java Spring Framework on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.1 out of 5higher than 7% of them
- Reviews128#95 of 102 by number of reviews
- Length14 hourslonger than 62% of them
- Last updatedAugust 2021earlier than 83% of them
Course Description
Learn how to create a Monolith using Vue 3 and Laravel then Learn how to move from that app to Microservices.
In this tutorial you will learn:
Create a SPA with Vue 3, Nuxt.js and Laravel
Authenticate using Laravel Passport
Create Event-Driven Microservices with RabbitMQ
Use Docker for each Microservice
Internal APIs
Use Redis and Stripe
Use Vuex
Restrict routes for unauthorized users
Upload PHP packages to Packagist
If these are what you are looking for then this course is for you.
Instructor Details
- 4.1 Rating
128 Reviews
Antonio Papa
I'm a Full Stack Developer and my goal is to build responsive and high-quality products.
Over the years I've worked with all kinds of projects from building e-commerce and single-page applications to deploying mobile apps to AppStore and PlayStore.
My goal is to share my experience with people that are passionate with programming.
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Reviews
By Sami Mansour on 1/9/2023
The course has a lot of conflicts in Docker for Windows users, and the front end is not complete after a lot of refactoring in the Laravel microservices built. But this course is fantastic if you have a good idea of Docker and need a picture of converting Laravel projects to microservices. Otherwise, you will need to re-configure the docker structure (at least for Windows Users).
By Yurii Yurchyk on 11/4/2022
I rate the course highly. But the presentation of the author leaves much to be desired quality. Because the author does some things behind the scenes, and you do what is in the video and wonder why it doesn’t work for you
By Nicholas Courage on 6/22/2022
Awesome course so far - I look forward to continuing with it
By Wandumi sichali on 4/4/2022
I love the mode of teaching in this course
By Victor Allen on 11/29/2021
While the instructor had a good understanding of the materials, I often found myself confused during lessons because he did not provide enough explanations as to why he was implementing certain features. This led me to do a lot of external research on my own. However, I did gain some understanding on how to deconstruct monoliths into microservices and make them communicate with each other through an event-based system using RabbitMQ as a message broker and build my first Nuxt app.
By Ben Mai on 8/28/2021
A good course for Laravel beginners, but the lecture need to explain what he did more clearly...
By Parth Khunt on 3/11/2021
As I am new to these things, I was not able to understand docker use correctly, you should explain first what is use of docker and what is use of files that we created
By Rafa on 11/28/2020
This course has given me the knowledge of how to develop and integrate a basic microservice system.
By Leo C on 11/13/2020
Having a hard time viewing the actual code from the video. I've a 29" monitor, but the code is still small.
By Mistra Minayasa on 11/10/2020
Great instructor. I am a beginner in web development, but still get the point. When I got stuck, Mr. Papa give me a hint to solve. That's great.
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