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Reconocimiento
- Reconocimientos del traductor
- Erratas
- Feedback
- Introducción
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1. Comenzando
- 1.1 Método 1 Crea un nuevo host virtual
- 1.2 Método 2 Enlace simbólico a la carpeta pública
- 1.3 Centrándonos de nuevo
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2. Estructura de proyectos
- 2.1 Estructura del directorio raьz
- 2.2 Estructura del directorio Application
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3. Usando controladores
- 3.1 Enrutando controladores
- 3.2 Pasando parámetros
- 3.3 Usando vistas
- 3.4 Controladores RESTful
- 3.5 El controlador base, Base_Controller
- 3.6 Enrutamiento avanzado
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4. Rutas con closures
- 4.1 Closures
- 4.2 Redirecciones y rutas con nombre
- 4.3 Filtros
- 4.4 Grupos de rutas
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5. Enlaces y URLs
- 5.1 Obteniendo URLs
- 5.2 Generando enlaces
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6. Formularios
- 6.1 Creando formularios
- 6.2 Aыadiendo etiquetas
- 6.3 Generando campos
- 6.4 Generando botones
- 6.5 Campos secretos
- 6.6 Token CSRF
- 6.7 Macros de formulario
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7. Gestionando la entrada de datos
- 7.1 Datos de peticiones
- 7.2 Archivos
- 7.3 Datos flash
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8. Validación
- 8.1 Estableciendo una validación
- 8.2 Errores
- 8.3 Reglas de validación
- 8.4 Mensajes de error personalizados
- 8.5 Reglas de validación personalizadas
- 8.6 Clases de validación
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9. Migraciones
- 9.1 Configuración de la base de datos
- 9.2 Migraciones
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10. Fluent Query Builder
- 10.1 Obteniendo resultados
- 10.2 Clausulas WHERE
- 10.3 Joins de tablas
- 10.4 Ordenación
- 10.5 Limitando… no, cogiendo
- 10.6 Saltándonos resultados
- 10.7 Agregados
- 10.8 Expresiones
- 10.9 ++ (o decremento)
- 10.10 Insertar
- 10.11 Actualizar
- 10.12 Borrar
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11. ORM Eloquent
- 11.1 Creando y usando modelos de Eloquent
- 11.2 Relaciones
- 11.3 Insertando modelos relacionados
- 11.4 Tablas pivote
- 11.5 Carga anticipada
- 11.6 Setters y Getters
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12. Eventos
- 12.1 Activa un evento
- 12.2 Escucha un Evento
- 12.3 Eventos con parámetros
- 12.4 Eventos de Laravel
- 12.5 Ejemplo de uso
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13. Plantillas Blade
- 13.1 Lo básico
- 13.2 Lógica
- 13.3 Distribuciones de Blade
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14. Autentificación
- 14.1 Configuración
- 14.2 Configurando el formulario
- 14.3 Gestionando el inicio de sesión
- 14.4 Protegiendo rutas
- 14.5 Personalización
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15. El tutorial del Blog
- 15.1 El diseño
- 15.2 Configuración básica
- 15.3 Modelos Eloquent
- 15.4 Rutas
- 15.5 Vistas
- 15.6 A programar
- 15.7 El futuro
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16. Pruebas unitarias
- 16.1 Instalación
- 16.2 Creando una prueba
- 16.3 Ejecutando pruebas
- 16.4 Probando el núcleo
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17. Caché
- 17.1 Configuración
- 17.2 Estableciendo valores
- 17.3 Obteniendo valores
- 17.4 Una forma mejor
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18. Autocarga de clases
- 18.1 Asociación
- 18.2 Carga de directorios
- 18.3 Asociación por espacio de nombre
- 18.4 Asociando guiones bajos
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19. Configuración
- 19.1 Creando nuevos archivos de configuración
- 19.2 Leyendo configuración
- 19.3 Estableciendo la configuración
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20. El contenedor IoC
- 20.1 Registrando objetos
- 20.2 Resolviendo objetos
- 20.3 Singletons
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21. Encriptación
- 21.1 Encriptación en un sentido
- 21.2 Encriptación en ambos sentidos
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22. Contenido AJAX
- 22.1 Plantilla de la página
- 22.2 El JavaScript
- 22.3 Envío de datos
- 22.4 Respuestas JSON
- 22.5 Detectando una petición AJAX
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23. Depurando Aplicaciones
- 23.1 Gestor de errores
- 23.2 Configuración de errores
- 23.3 Registro
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