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Angular and Laravel- Breaking a Monolith to Microservices

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Angular and Laravel: Breaking a Monolith to Microservices, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.7, with 162 lectures, based on 41 reviews, and has 339 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop a Monolith then Break it to Microservices Event Driven Architecture with RabbitMQ Multiple Database Connections Upload PHP packages to packagist Upload Angular Packages to npm registry Internal API Calls Use Docker Pay with stripe Stripe This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Laravel developers curious about Microservices Architecture It is particularly useful for Beginner Laravel developers curious about Microservices Architecture.

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Summary

Title: Angular and Laravel: Breaking a Monolith to Microservices

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.7

Number of Lectures: 162

Number of Published Lectures: 162

Number of Curriculum Items: 162

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 162

Original Price: 149.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

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
  • Upload Angular Packages to npm registry
  • Internal API Calls
  • Use Docker
  • Pay with stripe Stripe
  • Who Should Attend

  • Beginner Laravel developers curious about Microservices Architecture
  • Target Audiences

  • Beginner Laravel developers curious about Microservices Architecture
  • Learn how to create a Monolith using Angular and Laravel then Learn how to move from that app to Microservices.

    In this tutorial you will learn: 

  • Create a SPA with Angular and Laravel

  • Authenticate using Laravel Passport

  • Create Event Driven Microservices with RabbitMQ

  • Use Docker for each Microservice

  • Internal APIs

  • Use Redis and Stripe

  • Restrict routes for unauthorised users

  • Upload Angular packages to npm registry

  • Upload PHP packages to packagist

  • Handling Multiple Angular Projects

  • Angular Libraries

  • If these are what you are looking for then this course is for you.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Chapter 2: Laravel Admin

    Lecture 1: Installation

    Lecture 2: Docker

    Lecture 3: Routes

    Lecture 4: Migrations

    Lecture 5: REST

    Lecture 6: Custom Requests

    Lecture 7: Pagination

    Lecture 8: Laravel Passport

    Lecture 9: Login

    Lecture 10: Middlewares

    Lecture 11: Register

    Lecture 12: Profile

    Lecture 13: Roles

    Lecture 14: Foreign Keys

    Lecture 15: Api Resources

    Lecture 16: Products

    Lecture 17: Product Routes

    Lecture 18: Images

    Lecture 19: Image Controller

    Lecture 20: Orders

    Lecture 21: Order Routes

    Lecture 22: Order Total

    Lecture 23: Exporting CSV

    Lecture 24: Permissions

    Lecture 25: Creating Permissions

    Lecture 26: User Permissions

    Lecture 27: Permission Controller

    Lecture 28: Gates

    Lecture 29: Request Gates

    Lecture 30: Chart

    Lecture 31: Extra: Login with Cookies

    Chapter 3: Angular Admin

    Lecture 1: Installation

    Lecture 2: Template

    Lecture 3: Components

    Lecture 4: Modules

    Lecture 5: Router

    Lecture 6: Child Components

    Lecture 7: Reactive Forms

    Lecture 8: Login

    Lecture 9: Register

    Lecture 10: Router Link

    Lecture 11: Redirecting

    Lecture 12: Authenticated User

    Lecture 13: Interfaces

    Lecture 14: Inputs

    Lecture 15: Logout

    Lecture 16: Profile

    Lecture 17: Classes

    Lecture 18: Update Profile

    Lecture 19: Interceptors

    Lecture 20: Event Emitters

    Lecture 21: Looping

    Lecture 22: Pagination

    Lecture 23: Deleting Users

    Lecture 24: Creating Users

    Lecture 25: Updating Users

    Lecture 26: Response

    Lecture 27: Roles

    Lecture 28: Abstract Classes

    Lecture 29: Permissions

    Lecture 30: Form Arrays

    Lecture 31: Role Edit

    Lecture 32: Products

    Lecture 33: Paginator Component

    Lecture 34: Creating Products

    Lecture 35: Updating Products

    Lecture 36: Uploading Images

    Lecture 37: Image Component

    Lecture 38: Orders

    Lecture 39: Order Items

    Lecture 40: Exporting CSV files

    Lecture 41: Chart

    Lecture 42: Route Permissions

    Lecture 43: Login with HttpOnly Cookie

    Chapter 4: Laravel Influencer

    Lecture 1: Changing the Database

    Lecture 2: Route Prefixes

    Lecture 3: Route Namespaces

    Lecture 4: Products

    Lecture 5: Product Search

    Lecture 6: Common Routes

    Lecture 7: User Type

    Lecture 8: Drop Role Id

    Lecture 9: Scopes

    Lecture 10: Links

    Lecture 11: Checkout Links

    Lecture 12: Creating Orders

    Lecture 13: Transactions

    Lecture 14: Stripe

    Lecture 15: Completing Orders

    Lecture 16: Sending Emails

    Lecture 17: Events and Listeners

    Lecture 18: Revenue

    Lecture 19: Stats

    Lecture 20: Rankings

    Lecture 21: Redis

    Instructors

  • Angular and Laravel- Breaking a Monolith to Microservices  No.2
    Antonio Papa
    Full Stack Developer
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