Eloquent also comes with a mechanism to relate data. For example, you may have a Client model, and in this model, also have the reservations associated with this client. You could also do the opposite—you could have a Reservation model and from that model obtain the Client that made the reservation. Take a look at the hasMany and belongsTo relationships in Eloquent.
- [Instructor] Relational data is one…of the advantages of using Eloquent SR ORM.…Eloquent handles our relationships…as relationships between objects…and not as database tables.…So forget about foreign keys.…There are many types of relationships defined in Eloquent.…We are going to use a hasMany relationship…whenever an entity may have many objects related to it.…For example, a client will have many reservations.…The hasOne relationship will define an entity…that has one and only one object related to it.…
An example of this would be a house and an address.…A house may only have one address.…belongsTo is a type of relationship…that counterparts the hasMany relationship.…If a client has many reservations,…each reservation belongs to a client.…We're not going to discuss all existing relationship types…but if you're curious about the topic,…feel free to check out Laravel's documentation.…Let's now open our client model.…
Let's open our sidebar with command b or control b.…Let's close these with right click close all.…
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8/24/2017- Laravel file and folder structure
- Dependency injection
- Routing requests to controllers
- Loading a view
- Creating a basic Blade template
- Sending data to a view
- Creating and validating forms
- Integrating a database
- Modifying data with Eloquent
- Returning data to a Laravel view
- Adding relational data and concurrent connections
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome49s
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What you should know1m 8s
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Using the exercise files1m 57s
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1. Getting Started with Laravel
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What is Laravel?2m 17s
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Get a copy of Laravel2m 54s
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Artisan for developers4m 33s
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Dependency injection6m 15s
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Service providers2m 50s
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Facades and their utility4m 34s
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2. Controlling an Application
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Routing to controllers5m 16s
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Loading a view5m 12s
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3. Views and Blade
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Send data to a view5m 57s
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Create forms4m 23s
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Process form data5m 13s
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Form validation: Back end2m 36s
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Form validation: Front end4m 47s
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4. Introducing Eloquent
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Introduction to Eloquent2m 48s
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Set up a database3m 37s
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Database migrations8m 12s
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Models in Laravel4m 7s
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Select data with Eloquent5m 21s
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Modify data with Eloquent2m 51s
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Relations in Eloquent5m 49s
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Select data with raw queries7m 39s
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Return data to the view7m 4s
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Add relational data7m 20s
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Concurrent connections6m 39s
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Next steps43s
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