Preface: I’ve always fancy of using battery power devices, I run many of the my projects on Battery only, which are powered by Solar Panel(s). Music has very important place in my day to day life, and I didn’t have any speaker which can run on battery. Hence I purchased Audio amp (PAM8403), and made a custom speaker powered by 5v DC. Although plugged to Raspberry Pi 1 B+ and using Internet Radio Stream, I found it very interrupting whenever there is a power cut....

I wish I could tell you, what’s going on in my mind… I wish I could tell you… A thousand things I want to have…. and a thousand things I want to do… But as I get near to them… I feel that my reality isn’t even true. I wish I could tell you the things going around. I was just looking for simple happiness. Even that I could not found…...

I wish I could say, the feelings that went away, I will I could tell, things I did that no one ever will.. I wish you could hear, the voice behind my silence.. I wish you could see those tears.. I wish you could feel that pain burning inside me.. You promised that we’d together..But you were never here… I wish I could show you, your beauty in my eyes.....

As we have seen in previous example of passing arguments to view, the route file actually looks ugly and hard to read. As we know Laravel use MVC (Model View Controller) , it is best to use a controller for that example. In short it is best to include any logic in controller. A controller may have one or more than one action. Lets understand controller with an example. To create an boilerplate code for an controller we have to pass following command in root of the project directory....

As we have seen in earlier tutorial about Loops, let see how to use if statements in Blade Template engine. If Else Condition In above code, we have checked if $var is empty, if it is empty output It is empty, else output It is not empty. if condition can also be used for comparison. For example: Unless statement Unless is generally “if not” condition. For example: In this example if $var is empty, it will not process this loop and exit....

As we have seen how to use PHP codes in our blade template file, lets move to loops in Blade Template. For Loop For Each Loop While Loop

As we have seen in previous tutorial we have echoed date. In this tutorial we will learn some more advance stuffs in blade template engine Now the above example can be further simplified using only following code : {{ echo date('l jS \of F Y h:i:s A'); }} The curly brackets used are template shortcut for echo function. But double curly brackets are used to prevent the code from XSS attacks by stripping HTML entities....

There are many useful PHP functions which an developer might use from time to time in their application. To use PHP in a blade there are two methods: Traditional method Blade Template method Traditional Method You can simply insert your PHP code within php tags and it will work. For example: The above will echo something like: Sunday 22nd of January 2017 09:25:00 PM But it is good and easy to use Blade Template method....

So now a nice HTML page can be designed, it is common practice to use CSS and JS externally in page. The question arises, where to store our CSS and JS files to be used with Laravel? All CSS & JS should be placed under public directory under root of your project directory. It can be called in blade file as {{ URL::asset('css/cssfile.css') }} For example a css.css file from css folder under public directory ( public/css/css....

In the last tutorial we have seen a way to get text output. You can also return whole HTML code in the output, but that will make the routes file little bit ugly and hard to read. Instead of using HTML code there, view method is called. So whenever view method is called upon, it search for the view file inside the resources/views folder. These files are called blade template file....