HTTP Clients with Laravel: Use and Consume Services and APIs

Course details

Create your own HTTP Client: Build and design your own web project with Laravel, to consume services and APIs online.

During this course, you are going to learn all the required skills and concepts to consume from your own Laravel, PHP project, whatever service or API online.

Take it now! The launch price will end on August 8 11:59 GMT-5 and then the price will increase to 30 USD, so do not miss this very low price.

Along this course, you are going to see how to perform requests over HTTP directly from your PHP code on Laravel. 

Use whatever method of the HTTP protocol (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE), to consume whatever service online that runs over HTTP, all of this directly from your own project with PHP and through advanced dependencies and facilities of Laravel, the PHP framework.

What are you going to learn?

• Learn, what is HTTP and how it works
• How to use different HTTP methods like (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH o DELETE)
• How to consume/request services or projects online over HTTP, using Laravel
• Install and configure your own development environment with very useful tools
• Prepare and create an accurate development environment for Laravel and PHP projects
• Install Laravel directly in your system
• Configure Laravel in your system for an optimal development
• How to create routes, views (with Bootstrap 3), layouts, controllers and much more, with Laravel
• Build a professional and scalable project with Laravel
• Use Guzzle HTTP to perform requests over HTTP with Laravel
• Configure your HTTP Client to perform requests over HTTP and HTTPS
• Request and create online data with a friendly user interface with Bootstrap 3 and Laravel
• Use Bootstrap 3 in the right way and easily with the right development tools
• Develop responsive templates and views with Bootstrap 3 directly in Laravel
• Configure and use in a good way the code editor, Sublime Text 3
• Use and take advantage of PHP artisan of Laravel to generate code and components
• Handle and manage exceptions and errors for your HTTP Client with Laravel
• Consume protected services sending authorization headers and access_token
• Many further contents

Take full advantage of your tools and services (Sublime Text 3, PHP, Apache, Composer, PHP artisan, Laravel) and improve your agility and productivity to develop your projects.

What is HTTP?

HTTP stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol, which define HTTP as a protocol to transfer hypertext over the Internet. HTTP defines a set of methods/verbs and status codes to specify the way as how two points must establish a communication. 

Many programming languages provide mechanisms to perform or receive HTTP requests and, of course, PHP is one of them, including therefore Laravel.

What is an HTTP Client?
In this context, an HTTP Client is a system capable of performing requests using the HTTP protocol to one or several systems or services, normally online, which one are capable of receiving requests over HTTP as well. Of course, an HTTP Client can only establish a connection with another system that works over HTTP too.

When a system performs a request over HTTP to an external service, that system becomes to an HTTP Client.

In this way whatever system, implemented in whatever language, like PHP, using whatever framework like Laravel, performs an HTTP requests becomes to an HTTP Client for any other service independently of the programming language (PHP - Laravel or not).

What is Laravel?

Laravel is the most popular PHP framework. With Laravel, you are going to be capable of developing whatever project, platform or system that you need using directly PHP and the best practices.
Laravel provides many features that allow you to implement your own complex or not features in short time and easily.

It does not end here! You will have for life access; it means that you can see the new classes, versions and sections of this course at any moment during your entire life.

What are you waiting for?Be a PHP professional with Laravel and take advantage of the web data with your own HTTP Client.

See you in classes!