Hands On Laravel : Ajax CRUD Operations - Part 1 | Create Todo Using Ajax

🚀 Welcome to the "Hands On Laravel : Ajax CRUD Operations" series! 🌐 In this in-depth tutorial, we embark on an exciting journey into Laravel development, focusing on practical implementation of Ajax CRUD operations in Laravel 10. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, join us as we build a solid foundation for dynamic web applications. 🔍 Part 1 Overview: In Part 1, we kick off the series by setting up a Laravel project from scratch. We guide you through creating a database and migrations to efficiently manage your data. Learn the ins and outs of Laravel controllers and models, crucial components for a robust backend. Also, we have designed a Master layout that is extended to further subviews. The index blade contains a button to toggle a Bootstrap modal in which we have a form to create todo list. There is a client side form validation and for that I used jQuery Validate library. Also, there is a server side validation. After the successful validation, the form will be submitted and it will return response in the form of JSON. 💻 What You'll Learn: Project Setup: Explore the process of initiating a new Laravel project and configuring your development environment. Database Configuration: Dive into database management by creating tables and migrations, ensuring a seamless data flow. Controller and Model Creation: Understand the role of controllers and models in Laravel and implement them to structure your application. Client Side Form Validation: The form validation is an important part of a web based application. So, we handled the client side form validation using the jQuery Validate library. Ajax Integration: Elevate user experience with Ajax, enabling asynchronous CRUD operations for real-time updates without refreshing the entire page.