What's New in Laravel 5 (Laravel Meetup - 23th Apr 15, Yogyakarta, ID)

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Laravel 5 is a PHP web framework that was released in February 2015. Some key new features in Laravel 5 include improved folder structure, use of DotEnv for environment variables, caching of routes and configuration, inclusion of the Symfony VarDumper component, more robust middleware system, explicit contracts, method injection in controllers, changes to Blade templating, and integration of the Flysystem library for cloud storage support. Laravel 5 also removed some features present in earlier versions like annotations for routing and models.

What’s New in Laravel 5
An Introduction to Laravel 5
by Roes Wibowo
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About Laravel
- Fullstack PHP Web Framework
- Open Source (MIT License)
Version:
- v1, June 2011
- v2, November 2011
- v3, February 2012
- v4, May 2013
- v5 (4.3), February 2015

About Laravel
In Narnia (The Chronicles of Narnia), Cair Paravel is the
name of the castle where the kings and queens of Narnia
live. Laravel rhymes with Paravel. I thought the name had a
classy and sophisticated ring to it.
– Taylor Otwell
source: https://laravel-news.com/2014/03/in-narnia-cair-paravel-is-the-name-of-the-castle

About Laravel
Server Requirements:
- PHP >= 5.4
- Mcrypt PHP Extension
- OpenSSL PHP Extension
- Mbstring PHP Extension
- Tokenizer PHP Extension
- JSON PHP Extension

Why should we use Laravel?
Laravel powered by Composer,
tool dependency management and
autoloader for PHP.
https://packagist.org
main composer repository.
http://packalyst.com
directory of packages for Laravel.

Why should we use Laravel?
Laravel not just be trend, but future (of PHP Framework)!

Why should we use Laravel?
- Laravel is clean, classy and elegant PHP Framework
- Dependency Injection (DI) for reusable code
- Built in unit testing for TDD approach
- Follows PSR (L5 follow PSR-4)
- Use latest technology of PHP language
- Good documentation
- Great Community

Installing Laravel 5
- Using composer create-project
- Using laravel installer

Installing Laravel 5
- Download or clone via github then install using composer

Updating Laravel 5
- Update using composer
- Generate autoload composer

Removed Features in Laravel 5
- Annotation (Route,
Controller, Event, Model)
- Remote SSH
- HTML Form
- Whoops error handler

New Features in Laravel 5
- Artisan command
- Helpers
- Eloquent attribute casting
- Event object
- Event scheduler
- Form request & request validation
- Elixir
- Socialite
- Command (queue)

New Features in Laravel 5
- Folder structure
- DotEnv
- Cache route & config
- Symfony var dumper
- Middleware
- Contract
- Controller method injection
- Blade changes
- PsySH in Tinker
- Flysystem / Cloud Storage

DotEnv Configuration in Laravel 5
Catch environment variables from server configuration

Symfony VarDumper in Laravel 5
The VarDumper component provides mechanisms for
walking through any arbitrary PHP variable

Cache Config and Route in Laravel 5
- Create and delete cache config
- Create and delete cache route

Cache Config and Route in Laravel 5
Cache route only for non Closure.
Cache location:
- /vendor/file.php, or
- /storage/framework/file.php

Middleware in Laravel 5
Middleware replace position Filter (L4)
- Generate Middleware:

Middleware in Laravel 5
- Before Middleware, perform some task before the
request is handled by the application

Middleware in Laravel 5
- After Middleware, perform some task after the request
is handled by the application

Middleware in Laravel 5
- Register Before/After Middleware:

Middleware in Laravel 5
- Terminable Middleware, perform some task after the
HTTP response has already been sent to the browser

Middleware in Laravel 5
- Register Terminable Middleware:

Middleware Route in Laravel 5
- Defining Middleware in Route:

Controller Method Injection in Laravel 5

Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5
The Laravel Flysystem integration provides simple to use
drivers for working with local filesystems, Amazon S3, and
Rackspace Cloud Storage.

Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5
- Sample Route
- Check connection to AWS S3

Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5
- Upload file from local storage
- Check file in storage

Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5
- Edit it locally and upload it to cloud storage

Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5
- Delete file

Discuss Session
Lets discuss about Laravel 5! 

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2. About Laravel - Fullstack PHP Web Framework - Open Source (MIT License) Version: - v1, June 2011 - v2, November 2011 - v3, February 2012 - v4, May 2013 - v5 (4.3), February 2015

3. About Laravel In Narnia (The Chronicles of Narnia), Cair Paravel is the name of the castle where the kings and queens of Narnia live. Laravel rhymes with Paravel. I thought the name had a classy and sophisticated ring to it. – Taylor Otwell source: https://laravel-news.com/2014/03/in-narnia-cair-paravel-is-the-name-of-the-castle

4. About Laravel Server Requirements: - PHP >= 5.4 - Mcrypt PHP Extension - OpenSSL PHP Extension - Mbstring PHP Extension - Tokenizer PHP Extension - JSON PHP Extension

5. Why should we use Laravel? Laravel powered by Composer, tool dependency management and autoloader for PHP. https://packagist.org main composer repository. http://packalyst.com directory of packages for Laravel.

6. Why should we use Laravel? Laravel not just be trend, but future (of PHP Framework)!

7. Why should we use Laravel? - Laravel is clean, classy and elegant PHP Framework - Dependency Injection (DI) for reusable code - Built in unit testing for TDD approach - Follows PSR (L5 follow PSR-4) - Use latest technology of PHP language - Good documentation - Great Community

8. Installing Laravel 5 - Using composer create-project - Using laravel installer

9. Installing Laravel 5 - Download or clone via github then install using composer

10. Updating Laravel 5 - Update using composer - Generate autoload composer

11. Removed Features in Laravel 5 - Annotation (Route, Controller, Event, Model) - Remote SSH - HTML Form - Whoops error handler

12. New Features in Laravel 5 - Artisan command - Helpers - Eloquent attribute casting - Event object - Event scheduler - Form request & request validation - Elixir - Socialite - Command (queue)

13. New Features in Laravel 5 - Folder structure - DotEnv - Cache route & config - Symfony var dumper - Middleware - Contract - Controller method injection - Blade changes - PsySH in Tinker - Flysystem / Cloud Storage

14. Laravel 5 Folder Structure

15. Laravel 5 Folder Structure

16. DotEnv Configuration in Laravel 5 Catch environment variables from server configuration

17. DotEnv Configuration in Laravel 5

18. DotEnv Configuration in Laravel 5

19. DotEnv Configuration in Laravel 5

20. Symfony VarDumper in Laravel 5 The VarDumper component provides mechanisms for walking through any arbitrary PHP variable

21. Cache Config and Route in Laravel 5 - Create and delete cache config - Create and delete cache route

22. Cache Config and Route in Laravel 5 Cache route only for non Closure. Cache location: - /vendor/file.php, or - /storage/framework/file.php

23. Middleware in Laravel 5 Middleware replace position Filter (L4) - Generate Middleware:

24. Middleware in Laravel 5 - Before Middleware, perform some task before the request is handled by the application

25. Middleware in Laravel 5 - After Middleware, perform some task after the request is handled by the application

26. Middleware in Laravel 5 - Register Before/After Middleware:

27. Middleware in Laravel 5 - Terminable Middleware, perform some task after the HTTP response has already been sent to the browser

28. Middleware in Laravel 5 - Register Terminable Middleware:

29. Middleware Route in Laravel 5 - Defining Middleware in Route:

30. Contract in Laravel 5

31. Controller Method Injection in Laravel 5

32. Blade changes in Laravel 5

33. PsySH in Laravel 5 tinker

34. Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5 The Laravel Flysystem integration provides simple to use drivers for working with local filesystems, Amazon S3, and Rackspace Cloud Storage.

35. Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5

36. Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5 - Sample Route - Check connection to AWS S3

37. Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5 - Upload file from local storage - Check file in storage

38. Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5 - Edit it locally and upload it to cloud storage

39. Flysystem / Cloud Storage in Laravel 5 - Delete file

40. Discuss Session Lets discuss about Laravel 5! 

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