Laravel 9 crud step by step

Tendras el proyecto para descargarlo?

sir your teaching method is amazing sir. and anyone can understand it very very easy
if someone doesn't have any knowledge of Laravel he or she can also understand the session
before I watch this session I watched many Laravel videos but I can't understand it
but your video is very easy to understand sir.
thank you for that sir

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Thankyou so much sir🙏🏻

Thanks, Very Useful

literally was doing the same like author but in the end it goes with the 404 error not found
im gonna end my prog carier

I think It's not for beginner's friendly properly...

Do I have to install Laravel and Composer before doing this tutorial ?

hi

Sir ,In .env file I insert database name after that go to terminal I give php artisan serve but it is not working sir. ..plz give an idea to solve this

thank you so much

Thanks you to this video

Thank you Sir!

Joda, La mejor guía conocida de Laravel, para crear un CRUD sencillo

Can you also tell us why you are creating a controller and what exactly is the work the controller is doing .
Thank you for the good work

You must learn PHP Beginner and Advanced Lessons before taking up Laravel Framework. It is so much easier to grasp frameworks if you learned the basics.

thanks sir

i got an error on index.blade.php on the line 40 how to fix it?

Hello word.
As I write this post today, I am literally in tears. I have struggled to at least create a CRUD project, a completely functional one, even just the simplest, for four days now, and I was finding no result. It has been so frustrating, painful, stressful: I never knew I would shed a tear because of writing code.
But today, oh today, inasmuch as I am honestly in tear out of it, I have finally managed to create at least a functional CRUD system in Laravel.
This is such a milestone for me, I will forever remember it, I will give stories about how I have struggled, burnt the midnight oil, got discouraged, heartbroken when code doesn't run, and there's absolutely no sign of hope to debug, but in the end, I've made it through.
Be encouraged, as a "newbie", a "beginner", doesn't matter how hard it gets, push through until you come out.
I wrap up day 24 of learning Laravel, by saying, "Even if you go through 'hell' when coding, just go on, because you don't wanna stop in 'hell'."