About Laravel 101 || Stacks Selector Application

1. Installation - php artisan serve to run localhost:8000
2. Basics = Routes, Views
3. Passing data to views
4. Blade Basics
5. Blade Loops
6. Layout Files
7. CSS & Images Folders
8. Query Parameters
9. Route Parameters Wildcards {{ $id }} 10.Controllers - Switched logic to php artisan make:controller StackController
10. Connect to MySql (ENV Variables, mySql, command)
11. Migration Basics
12. Eloquent Models
13. MVC Naming Conventions (Update)
14. Getting a single record
15. Web Form Submission
16. Post Request (Cross Site Forgery Token)
17. Arrays and JSON data (extra field added)
18. Removing records (DESTROY)
19. SCSS files with Node-Sass Setup
20. composer require laravel/ui
21. php artisan ui vue --auth
22. Route protection ->middleware('auth');
23. Named Routes {{ route('stacks.create') }}

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