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Introduction
Downloading and Installing the Tools to Develop the RESTful API with Laravel
Creating and Setting the Initial Structure of Laravel for the RESTful API
Configuring and Using Sublime Text 3 to Develop the RESTful API with Laravel
Understanding the Case Study for the RESTful API
Discovering and Configuring the Laravel Structure for the RESTful API
Creating the Initial Laravel Components for the RESTful API
Implementing the RESTful API Models and its Relationships using Laravel Eloquent
Creating the Database Structure Using Migrations from Laravel
Creating the Laravel Factories for Database Seeding
Implementing the Operations for UserController
Implementing the operations for Buyer
Implementing the operations for Seller
Improving the current RESTful API operations
Handling Errors and Exceptions with the Laravel Handler
Implicit Model Binding with Routes and Methods
Implementing Soft Deleting for All the Models
Implementing the Operations for Category
Implementing the Operations for Product
[Exercises] Implementing the Operations for Transaction
Implementing Complex Operations within Transaction
Implementing Complex Operations for Buyer
Implementing Complex Operations for Category
Implementing Complex Operations for Seller
Implementing Complex Operations for Product
Adding an Image for Products
Sending Email for Users Accounts Verification
The Middleware and the Rate Limiting
Transforming Responses with PHP Fractal for Security and Compatibility
Sorting and Filtering Results Based on Query Parameters
Pagination of Results
Caching Results with Laravel Cache System
Implementing HATEOAS Hypermedia Controls
The Transformations and the Validations
Preparing the API for User Authentication Using Sessions
Using Laravel Passport to Implement the Initial Security Layer with OAuth2
Restricting OAuth2 Clients Using Scopes
Implementing the Final Security Layer Using Policies and Gates of Laravel
CORS for Laravel
Additions and Fixes for the Laravel RESTful API
[Optional] Upgrading to Laravel 5.5
[Optional] Upgrading to Laravel 5.6
[Optional] Upgrading to Laravel 5.7
[Optional] Upgrading to Laravel 6
Conclusion