Master Full-Stack Web Development with Laravel & PHP
Build modern, secure web applications with PHP and Laravel — from fundamentals and MVC architecture to databases, authentication, RESTful APIs, security and deployment.
Build modern, secure web applications with PHP and Laravel — from fundamentals and MVC architecture to databases, authentication, RESTful APIs, security and deployment.
By Board Infinity · Offered on Coursera
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Module 4 is seven project parts, from structure to deployment
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Four modules that start at PHP syntax and end with a complete Laravel application you have built, secured, documented and deployed.
Master Full-Stack Web Development with Laravel & PHP is a hands-on course for developers who want to build real web applications rather than follow along with snippets. It opens with PHP itself — history, basic and advanced syntax, loops, functions and PHP's role in web development — then moves into Laravel: installation, the development environment and how a Laravel project is actually structured.
From there the course works through the core of Laravel web development: routing, controllers, views and the MVC workflow, database migrations, Eloquent ORM, middleware, authentication and the Blade templating system.
Module three connects the two — using external PHP libraries inside Laravel, then CSRF protection, session security, user-input validation and RESTful API development with API controllers, functions and validation. Module four is a project: seven parts that build a complete application, covering database relationships, API integration, security, Laravel documentation, the development environment and deployment on the latest version of Laravel.
Coursera lists the course at Intermediate level, with a flexible schedule and a shareable certificate on completion.
Learn PHP and Laravel fundamentals, routing, MVC architecture, controllers, views and database integration.
Use migrations, Eloquent ORM and database relationships to build data-driven applications.
Implement authentication, CSRF protection, session security and user-input validation.
Build Laravel APIs using controllers, endpoints, validation and error handling.
Bring everything together in a complete Laravel application and learn how to organize, document and deploy your project.
Coursera lists this course at Intermediate level. It starts from PHP fundamentals, but it assumes you are comfortable around code and want a step-by-step route into Laravel.
Build a foundation in PHP and Laravel for modern web development, from syntax through to a deployed application.
Strengthen Laravel skills across databases, authentication, APIs and deployment rather than picking them up piecemeal.
Move from PHP fundamentals into a modern full-stack framework — MVC, Eloquent, Blade and middleware.
Learn Laravel architecture, security, APIs and best practices in the order they build on each other.
Learn by building practical Laravel applications and working with real development workflows, documentation and deployment.
Coursera also lists this course as suitable if you prefer learning by doing, or are preparing for web developer roles, freelance projects, or PHP and Laravel certifications.
Each one maps to a module, and each module ends in graded assessment before the next begins.
Learn PHP syntax, functions, loops, Laravel installation, development environments and Laravel project structure.
Work with routing, controllers, views, MVC, database migrations, Eloquent ORM, middleware, authentication and Blade.
Implement secure coding practices, CSRF protection, session security, input validation and RESTful APIs.
Bring the concepts together through project-based development, documentation, database relationships, API integration and deployment.
A dedicated Board Infinity coach who builds with PHP and Laravel for a living — someone who can read your controller, your migration or your API response and tell you what is actually going on.
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A migration that will not run or a route that will not resolve, talked through with someone who has seen it before.
Controllers, models and API endpoints reviewed — not just whether they work, but whether you would maintain them.
Laravel problems set for you, then reviewed, so the framework turns into something you reach for without thinking.
Which PHP path fits you — backend, API or full-stack — and what to learn after this course.
Work through PHP fundamentals, Laravel application development, security, APIs and a hands-on project. Every module lists its learning objectives, exactly what is inside it, and what you leave with.
This foundational module introduces PHP and Laravel. Learners explore PHP's history, syntax, loops and functions before setting up Laravel and understanding its project structure.
Dive into the core of Laravel web development, from routing and controllers to views, databases, Eloquent ORM, middleware, authentication and Blade templating.
Explore how PHP and Laravel work together to create secure web applications. Learn to use external PHP libraries, implement security practices, validate input and build RESTful APIs.
Bring everything together through a hands-on Laravel project. Build and manage a complete application while applying database relationships, API integration, security, project organization, documentation and deployment.
Module hours, lesson titles and durations are as listed on the Coursera course page. Coursera describes the course as 1 week at 10 hours a week; the four modules are individually estimated at 4, 4, 3 and 2 hours.
Everything below is taught inside the course — the language, the framework, the templating engine and the API layer.
Where the course starts: syntax, advanced syntax, loops, functions and PHP's role in web development.
Installation, project structure, routing, controllers, views, migrations, Eloquent, middleware and authentication.
Laravel's templating system, covered in module two as the way application views are actually assembled.
The tool Coursera lists for this course: API controllers, endpoints, functions, validation and error handling.
The capabilities Coursera lists for this course, grouped the way the work actually splits — the language, the framework, the data, the security, the API and the deployment.
The language the whole stack is written in.
How a Laravel application is put together.
Getting data in and out of the application.
Making the application safe to put in front of users.
The interface other applications talk to.
Getting it installed, written up and shipped.
Finish the graded work and Board Infinity issues a shareable certificate through Coursera, with a one-click path onto your LinkedIn profile.
This is a Coursera shareable course certificate issued by Board Infinity. It is not an official Laravel or PHP certification, and it is not issued by or affiliated with any certification body.
Show your completed learning experience, with a link you can send to anyone.
Add your certificate to your professional profile, under Licenses & Certifications.
Show completion of structured learning across PHP, Laravel, APIs, security and deployment.
Board Infinity as the provider, Coursera as the platform it is issued through.
Coursera lists this course as helping learners qualify for PHP developer and Laravel specialist roles. These are the areas the skills apply to — not a guarantee of employment.
Apply PHP and Laravel skills to web application development, from syntax and functions through to a running application.
Build applications using Laravel's framework, MVC architecture and ecosystem — routing, Eloquent, middleware and Blade.
Work with databases, authentication, APIs and server-side application logic in a structured framework.
Use Laravel and PHP as part of full-stack application development, with Blade views on top of a data and API layer.
Build and integrate RESTful APIs, with controllers, endpoints, validation and error handling.
Apply Laravel development skills to client and independent projects, including documentation and deployment.
Every topic in this course exists free somewhere on the internet, and Laravel's own documentation is excellent. Nobody is pretending otherwise. What a course adds is the order you learn it in, the checking that makes it stick, and something to show at the end.
This course stands on its own. These are the natural directions once you have a deployed Laravel application behind you.
Take the module 4 project further: more models, more relationships, more of the framework you have only touched once.
Modern PHP beyond the fundamentals — typed properties, interfaces, composition and the language features Laravel is built on.
Service containers, events, queues, jobs and testing — the parts of the framework that keep a growing codebase manageable.
Versioning, authentication tokens, rate limiting, pagination and documentation on top of the API work in module 3.
Pair Blade with modern JavaScript so the full-stack applications you build have an interface to match the backend.
Take module 4's deployment lessons further: environments, pipelines and running a Laravel app somewhere real.
SQL, indexing and schema design underneath Eloquent, so the ORM is a convenience rather than a black box.
Turn the project into something public — documented, deployed and linked from the certificate you earned here.
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Everything learners ask before enrolling, answered plainly.
Coursera lists the course at Intermediate level. It does start from PHP fundamentals — history, basic and advanced syntax, loops and functions — so you are not expected to already know PHP. But it moves quickly into intermediate Laravel and web development concepts such as MVC, Eloquent ORM, middleware, authentication and RESTful APIs, and it assumes you are comfortable reading and writing code.
Modern web applications, RESTful APIs, authentication systems and dynamic websites using Laravel and PHP. Module 4 is a project-focused module in which you build a complete Laravel application across seven parts and take it through to deployment.
Yes. Module 1 covers setting up a Laravel development environment and understanding the structure of Laravel code, alongside an introduction to the framework itself.
The Coursera course page states that learners will work with the latest version of Laravel. Module 4 lists the latest Laravel version among its topics.
Yes. The course covers database migrations and Eloquent ORM in module 2, and database relationships as part of the project work in module 4.
Yes. Module 2 covers authentication, and module 3 covers CSRF protection, session security and user-input validation. Coursera lists Secure Coding, Security Controls and Data Validation among the skills you gain.
Yes. Module 3 covers RESTful API development in Laravel, including API controllers, functions in an API controller and validating those functions. RESTful API is the tool Coursera lists for this course.
Yes. Module 4, Project Formation Using Laravel, is a project-focused module consisting of seven project parts, plus readings and quizzes on the development environment and deployment.
Yes. Laravel documentation is listed among module 4's topics, alongside project development, application structure, security and deployment. Software Documentation is one of the skills Coursera lists for the course.
Coursera currently lists it as 1 week at 10 hours a week. The four modules are individually estimated at 4, 4, 3 and 2 hours. In total the course contains 38 video lessons, 10 readings and 12 assignments.
Yes. Coursera lists a flexible schedule and learning at your own pace, so deadlines flex around you.
The course is taught in English, and Coursera lists 9 languages available for subtitles.
Yes. Coursera lists a shareable certificate for this course, earned on completion of the graded work.
Yes. Coursera lets you add the certificate to your LinkedIn profile, where it appears under Licenses & Certifications.
No. It is a Coursera shareable course certificate issued by Board Infinity. It is not an official Laravel certification, not a PHP certification, and it is not issued by or affiliated with any certification body.
Yes. This page is Board Infinity's own overview of the course. Enrollment, the lessons, the assignments and the certificate all live on Coursera.
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Learn PHP fundamentals, Laravel application development, databases, security, RESTful APIs and deployment through a structured, hands-on course.
4 modules · 38 video lessons · 12 assignments · shareable certificate · flexible schedule
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