Effectuez un stage OU présentez librement un projet personnel.

Pour ce projet, vous développerez l'application de votre choix en utilisant les 5 langages que vous avez appris : HTML, CSS, JS, PHP et SQL. L'approche visuelle et le thème sont entièrement libres.

C'est donc le moment de faire preuve de créativité ! Démontrez votre savoir-faire et dédiez-y un effort substantiel, car ce projet rejoindra votre portfolio. Ce sera, plus que les autres projets, la touche personnelle de votre CV.

Découper, assembler et programmer les pages Intégrer les contenus et les effets graphiques Organiser et manipuler les données Organiser le code en langage PHP Sécuriser l'application Stocker et récupérer les informations dans la base de données en langage SQL Utiliser les langages de développement web dans un projet personnel Assurer la conformité de votre application avec les langages PHP, JavaScript, HTML5 et CSS

Framework Laravel 6/Vue.js DB Local = MYSQL DB Prod = PGSQL AWS S3 Remote Server Env Prod = Heroku Free Librarry = JS Cookie

Utilisez une BDD MYSQL avec le fichier database/migrations inclus dans Laravel 6, Régler les variables de configurations dans votre .env de Laravel pour la connexion a la BDD. Ne pas oublié de faire un liens symbolik entre le dossier 'app/storage' et le app/app/public pour pouvoir ajouter des posts(image) avec la commande php artisan storage:link dans la console, Pour afficher les images veuilliez pensez a modifier les liens dans les fichier .blade.php dans le dossier app/views. Aprés cela vous devriez etre en mesure de pouvoir utiliser Localement l'application.

Pour la production libre a vous d'utiliser ce qui vous sembles le plus simple et intuitif. De mon coté, j'ai utiliser Heroku comme environnent de deployement Car il m’étais plus facile d'utiliser les commandes CLI GIT Heroku pour la mise en production. PS: Si vous utiliser la solution d'Heroku gratuite comme moi, Noter que leurs server ne garde pas en mémoire les photo via le dossier public ou storage, car il possède une mémoire flash qui se met a jour régulièrement. La solution que j'ai trouver est d'utiliser le Service AWS S3 d'Amazone gratuit pendant 1 ans pour pouvoir stocker les images et les mettres a disposition des utilisateurs. Voici les liens de documentations pour ce projet: Composer : https://getcomposer.org/doc/00-intro.md, Laravel 6: https://laravel.com/docs/6.x/installation, Vue.js : https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/, Heroku deployement: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-laravel, Heroku AWS S3 config : https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/s3, Amazone AWS S3 : https://docs.aws.amazon.com/s3/index.html,

Do an internship OR freely present a personal project.

For this project, you will develop the application of your choice using the 5 languages you have learned: HTML, CSS, JS, PHP and SQL. The visual approach and the theme are entirely free.

So it's time to get creative! Demonstrate your know-how and dedicate a substantial effort to it, because this project will join your portfolio. It will be, more than other projects, the personal touch of your CV.

Cutting, assembling and programming pages Integrate content and graphic effects Organizing and manipulating data Organize the code in PHP language Securing the application Store and retrieve information in the database in SQL language Using web development languages in a personal project Ensure compliance of your application with PHP, JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS languages

Framework Laravel 6/Vue.js Local DB = MYSQL DB Prod = PGSQL AWS S3 Remote Server Env Prod = Heroku Free Librarry = JS Cookie

Use a MYSQL DB with the database/migrations file included in Laravel 6, Set the configuration variables in your Laravel .env for the connection to the DB. Don't forget to make a symbolic link between the folder 'app/storage' and the app/app/public to be able to add posts(image) with the php command artisan storage:link in the console, To display the images please think to modify the links in the .blade.php files in the app/views folder. After that you should be able to use the application locally.

For the production you are free to use whatever you want to use, it's the easiest and most intuitive way. On my side, I've used Heroku as a deployment environment. Because it was easier for me to use the CLI GIT Heroku controls for production start-up. PS: If you use the free Heroku solution like me, note that their server doesn't keep pictures in memory via the public folder or storage, as it has a flash memory that updates regularly. The solution I found is to use the free Amazon AWS S3 Service for 1 year to be able to store the images and make them available to users. Here are the documentation links for this project: Dial: https://getcomposer.org/doc/00-intro.md, Laravel 6: https://laravel.com/docs/6.x/installation, Vue.js: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/, Heroku deployment: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-laravel, Heroku AWS S3 config: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/s3, Amazon AWS S3: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/s3/index.html,

Don't forget of course to check out youtube && stackOverflow too

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