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02 - Adding a route to a controller

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127 lessons

00 - Introduction

01 - Installing MAMP

02 - Installing PHP

03 - Installing Composer

04 - Installing the Symfony CLI

01 - Installing a local web server

02 - Installing Composer

03 - Installing the Symfony CLI

04 - Installing Node JS

05 - Installing Cmder

06 - Configuring Git

07 - Other configurations

01 - Creating a Symfony project

02 - Running a Symfony application

03 - Installing useful extensions

04 - Exploring the Symfony architecture

05 - Symfony dependencies

01 - The MakerBundle

02 - Generating a controller

03 - Annotations

01 - Methods and responses

02 - Adding a route to a controller

03 - URL with a dynamic parameter

04 - Debugging our dynamic parameter with Symfony

05 - Validating my route parameters

06 - Creating variables for my view

07 - Displaying an array in our view

08 - Defining multiple routes

01 - Introduction

02 - Twig variables

03 - The concept of blocks

04 - Using Bootstrap

05 - Javascript & CSS

06 - Routes with Twig

07 - Other essential blocks

08 - Displaying the list of events following the Twig architecture

09 - Managing the 'Event details' page with the block system

10 - Creating dynamic links to access event details

11 - Data types and built-in methods

12 - Concatenation with Twig

13 - Conditional display

02 - Existing services

03 - Creating your own service

04 - Finalizing our route

05 - Returning a 404 error

01 - Databases with Symfony

02 - Installing the Doctrine ORM

03 - Configuring the database

04 - Creating the database

05 - Creating the entities

06 - Modifying a property

07 - Creating the last entities

08 - Managing migrations

09 - Managing relationships between tables

10 - Managing a Many to Many relationship

11 - Generating and applying a migration

12 - Creating a first event

13 - Selecting our event from the database

14 - Selecting an event by its ID

01 - Generating fake data with Faker PHP

02 - Installation

03 - How it works

04 - Optimizing our fixtures

05 - Creating fake events

06 - Associating an event with one or more random categories

01 - Designing the application with Bootstrap

02 - Displaying the missing data on our cards

03 - Displaying the details of an event

04 - Displaying the list of categories

06 - Mapping types to fields

07 - Pre-filling a form

08 - Creating our form class

09 - Creating an event through a form

10 - Applying a theme to our form

10 - Customizing our form

11 - Data validation

12 - Persisting and validating form data

13 - Translating error messages

14 - Editing an event

16 - Deleting an event

01 - Managing the options of a select

02 - Radio, Checkbox and Select

03 - Adding a file input

04 - Displaying uploaded images

05 - Handling file uploads

06 - Handling image updates

07 - Handling image deletion

02 - Retrieving form data with Symfony's request

03 - Filtering data with Symfony's Query Builder

01 - Sending an email with Symfony

02 - Setting up the sending form

03 - Configuring and validating the form

04 - Configuring and debugging email sending

04 - Sending an email with Mailer

05 - Debugging email sending with MailDev

06 - Sending HTML content

00 - Security in Symfony

01 - Creating the User entity

02 - Creating a user with fixtures

03 - Handling User authentication

04 - Being logged in right after registration

04 - Handling User registration

05 - Finalizing registration

06 - Protecting our routes

07 - Resetting a password

08 - Translating the other forms

01 - Flash messages and the session

02 - The user session

03 - Associating a logged-in user with an event

01 - Asset management with Symfony

02 - Webpack Encore commands

03 - Compiling the Javascript code

04 - Sass and Symfony Encore

05 - Installing Bootstrap

06 - Managing the Javascript code compilation

07 - Installing jQuery

01 - Creating a back office with EasyAdmin

02 - Creating the Dashboard Controller

03 - Creating a CRUD controller

04 - Configuring the back office labels and columns

05 - Managing all our entities

06 - Managing our users

07 - Managing our events

08 - Customizing the Dashboard page

09 - Restricting access to our back office