Laravel: Code Happy (IT)
Laravel: Code Happy (IT)
Sviluppo di Applicazioni PHP con Laravel
Info sul libro
Nota: Code Happy fa riferimento a Laravel 3. Ti consiglio di comprare Code Bright, dedicato a Laravel 4.
Questo libro è una guida a Laravel, un potente Framework PHP. È orientata ai principianti del Framework che, tuttavia, hanno già una certa esperienza in PHP. La struttura del libro ricorda un insieme di articoli, ognuno dedicato ad una feature principale del "cuore" del framework stesso.
Il libro è stato scritto da un membro del Core Team di Laravel. Di conseguenza, nel caso comprererete il libro sarete i primi ad essere aggiornati su nuove features o correzioni di contenuti già esistenti.
Inoltre, Code Happy è un libro in fase di pubblicazione progressiva: questo vuol dire che altri capitoli potranno essere inseriti in futuro. Chiunque compri il libro potrà usufruire in futuro di altri eventuali aggiornamenti, senza ovviamente doverlo ricomprare.
Info sugli autori
Table of Contents
- Ringraziamenti
- Ringraziamenti (di Francesco)
- Errata
- Feedback
- Introduzione
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1. Primi Passi
- 1.1 Metodo 1 - Creazione di un VirtualHost
- 1.2 Metodo 2 - Symbolic Link verso la cartella “public”
- 1.3 Torniamo in pista: pronti a scrivere codice!
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2. Struttura di un Progetto
- 2.1 Struttura della Cartella Principale
- 2.2 Struttura della cartella “Application”
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3. I Controller
- 3.1 Il Routing dei Controller
- 3.2 Passaggio di Parametri
- 3.3 Utilizzare le Views
- 3.4 RESTful e i Controllers
- 3.5 La classe Base_Controller
- 3.6 Routing Avanzato
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4. Routes e Closures
- 4.1 Le Closures
- 4.2 Redirect e Routes
- 4.3 Filtri
- 4.4 Gruppi di Routes
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5. I Link
- 5.1 Ottenere gli URL
- 5.2 Creare i Link
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6. I Form
- 6.1 Creazione di un Form
- 6.2 Aggiunta di Etichette
- 6.3 Creazione dei Campi
- 6.4 Creare i Pulsanti
- 6.5 Input Nascosti
- 6.6 Token CSRF
- 6.7 Creare una Macro
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7. Gestione dell’Input
- 7.1 Prelevare i Dati
- 7.2 Files
- 7.3 Dati Flash
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8. Validazione dei Dati
- 8.1 Configurare gli Strumenti di Validazione
- 8.2 Errori
- 8.3 Regole di Validazione
- 8.4 Messaggi di Errore Personalizzati
- 8.5 Personalizzare le Regole di Validazione
- 8.6 La Classe Validation
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9. Migrazioni
- 9.1 Configurazione del Database
- 9.2 Creare le Migrazioni
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10. Il Fluent Query Builder
- 10.1 Elaborazione dei Risultati
- 10.2 Le Clausole Where
- 10.3 Lavorare con le Join
- 10.4 Ordinamento dei Risultati
- 10.5 Limitare? Meglio “prendere”.
- 10.6 Saltare i Risultati
- 10.7 Funzioni di Aggregazione
- 10.8 Espressioni
- 10.9 Incrementare e decrementare
- 10.10 Operazioni di Insert
- 10.11 Operazioni di Update
- 10.12 Operazioni di Delete
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11. Eloquent
- 11.1 Creare ed Usare un Modello
- 11.2 Relazioni
- 11.3 Model, Relazioni e Inserimenti
- 11.4 Tabelle Intermedie
- 11.5 Eager Loading
- 11.6 Metodi Setter e Getter
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12. Gli Eventi
- 12.1 Scatenare un Evento
- 12.2 “Ascoltare” un Evento
- 12.3 Eventi e Parametri
- 12.4 Gli Eventi di Laravel
- 12.5 Esempi d’Uso
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13. Blade
- 13.1 Le Basi
- 13.2 Logica
- 13.3 I Layout di Blade
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14. Autenticazione
- 14.1 Configurazione
- 14.2 Configurare il Form
- 14.3 Gestione del Login
- 14.4 Proteggere le Routes
- 14.5 Personalizzazione
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15. Primo Progetto - Il Blog
- 15.1 Il Design
- 15.2 Configurazioni Base
- 15.3 I Model di Eloquent
- 15.4 Le Routes
- 15.5 Le Views
- 15.6 Tornando al Codice
- 15.7 Miglioramenti
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16. Unit Testing
- 16.1 Installazione
- 16.2 Creazione di un Test
- 16.3 Esecuzione dei Test
- 16.4 Testing The Core
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17. Caching
- 17.1 Configurazione
- 17.2 Set dei Valori
- 17.3 Get dei Valori
- 17.4 Miglioramenti
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18. AutoLoading
- 18.1 Mapping
- 18.2 Mapping delle Directory
- 18.3 Namespace Mapping
- 18.4 Mapping con gli Underscore
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19. Configurazione
- 19.1 Creare un nuovo file di Configurazione
- 19.2 Leggere le Impostazioni
- 19.3 Scrivere le Impostazioni
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20. Il “IoC Container”
- 20.1 Registrare un Oggetto
- 20.2 Risoluzione di un Oggetto
- 20.3 Singletons
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21. Cifrare i Dati
- 21.1 Crittografia a Senso Unico
- 21.2 Crittografia a doppio senso
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22. AJAX
- 22.1 La View “Template”
- 22.2 L’uso di Javascript
- 22.3 AJAX e dati in POST
- 22.4 Risposta JSON
- 22.5 Rilevare una richiesta AJAX
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23. Debug
- 23.1 L’Error Handler
- 23.2 Error Configuration
- 23.3 Logging
- 24. Il Futuro
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