[Ebook] Martin Joo - Laravel Concepts

Wanna Be Better at Laravel?​

With this guide, you can learn about ideas and concepts that recur on a daily basis in our job. 100% practice, 0% bullsh*t

Part I​

146 pages of high-quality content about topics such as the SOLID principles or integrating with 3rd parties.

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Part II​

123 pages of high quality about topics such as advanced product filters, boundaries in modular systems, or static analysis.

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100% practical​

The book explains everything from a pretty practical point of view. Even theoretical topics (such as SOLID) are presented in an easy-to-understand format.

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Tons of Code Examples​

Each chapter contains a high amount of code representing typical business use cases. Examples you probably encounter in your day-to-day job.

About The Book​

"Laravel Concepts" is a two-part collection of different ideas and concepts that recur on a daily basis in our job.

Part I covers the following concepts in 146 pages:

• SOLID principles in Laravel with practical and easy-to-understand examples.
• Building a dashboard with lots of numbers and sales-related data.
• Handling discounts and coupons. It's a challenge that becomes a monster if done wrong.
• Working with 3rd parties. Almost every application needs to integrate with external services. Let's do it right!
• Custom fields. If your application has a lot of customization you can benefit a lot from this concept.

Part II covers these topics in 123 pages:

• Advanced filters and sorters. A requirement that occurs often in business applications.
• Boundaries in DDD and modular systems. If you're building a bigger-than-average system you'll probably benefit from these concepts.
• Value objects everywhere. If you don't want to maintain huge associative arrays with random keys for the following years this chapter will help you, for sure.
• Static analysis. It discusses three of my favorite tools that made my life much easier.
• OS processes. Working directly with processes such as git.
• Custom Query Builders. It's a less-known Laravel feature that helps you structure your code.

All of the above are presented with real use cases and real code. Each chapter comes with a mini project and downloadable source code.