Laravel 13 course from scratch in Spanish

Our analysis

A Spanish-language course that takes you through PHP and Laravel 13 from the basics to an API with authentication and payments, using projects as the common thread. We would recommend it to anyone who wants a broad syllabus in one place: object-oriented PHP, Eloquent, Sanctum, Breeze and a Stripe integration.

Who it is for

• People starting with PHP who want to get all the way to a professional framework.
• Developers writing procedural PHP who need to move to an MVC architecture with Laravel.
• Anyone who wants to build REST APIs with token authentication and test them in Postman.

What it covers

• Procedural and object-oriented PHP 8, plus the LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP).
• Controllers, views, models, environment variables and package installation with Composer.
• Eloquent with one-to-one, one-to-many and many-to-many relationships, and Query Builder with joins.
• A JSON REST API with Sanctum tokens, Postman testing, and authentication and roles with Breeze.
• A Bootstrap and DataTables interface, debugging techniques and error handling.
• A Stripe API integration and a support ticket system built with migrations and seeders.

What to keep in mind

• The course is taught in Spanish; according to the description, it is created by software engineer Jonathan Castro.
• The title mentions "IssuesPHP Framework", but the description does not explain what it is or what role it plays. If that matters to you, check the curriculum or ask before buying.
• It covers many topics, so depth will vary from one to the next. The description does not mention automated testing (PHPUnit or Pest) or deploying to a server.
• The Stripe integration is a good introduction to payments, but real charges also require webhooks and security measures the description does not detail.

Where it fits in a path

If you have never programmed, first get some basic logic and database knowledge: our "How to learn SQL from scratch" guide helps with the queries and joins you will later see in Query Builder. After this course, the next step is splitting frontend and backend, consuming your Laravel API from a framework such as Angular ("How to learn Angular"), and strengthening the security of your applications with "How to get started in cybersecurity". The "Web developer roadmap" shows the bigger picture.

TintoDev analysis based on the course syllabus, approach and level. Check the free preview on Udemy before buying.