Getting Started with Laravel (PHP Framework) 7: Users and Authentication
Laravel is an amazing PHP framework allowing you to build great web applications. This course dives into Authentication, how Laravel helps you with it, and how to add it to your Laravel app.
What you'll learn
Authenticating users is a core task of almost any web application you create. In this course, Getting Started with Laravel (PHP Framework) – Users and Authentication, you'll learn how to implement authentication in a Laravel application. First, you'll discover how Laravel approaches authentication. Next, you'll dive into the difference between authentication and authorization. Then, you'll learn how to implement authentication features like sign up and sign in to your app. Finally, you'll explore how to protect routes against unauthenticated access. By the end of this course, you'll be able to add authentication to all your Laravel applications.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Generating Authentication Components with make:auth 1m
- Demo: Using the make:auth Command 3m
- Analyzing the Created Components 8m
- Adjusting the Authentication Components to Your Needs 2m
- Demo: Adjusting the Views 5m
- Demo: Adjusting Redirection Paths 3m
- Demo: Connecting Users and Posts 5m
- Demo: Cleanup and Final Touches 4m
- Introduction 1m
- How to Remember Users 5m
- Remembering Users in a Custom Authentication Flow 2m
- Resetting Passwords - Overview 1m
- Preparing Model and Migrations for Password Resetting 3m
- Configuring Authentication and Mail for Password Resetting 5m
- Using the Password-reset Functionality 3m
- Customizing Reset-related Views 3m
- Customizing the Reset Notification 7m