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In this second part of the Laravel and AngularJS todo application tutorial using token based authentication we are going to build the frontend. It will be made completely separated by the Laravel application itself so the same things seen in this tut

In a previous tutorial we have seen how to use Laravel as backend for our AngularJS application. We made a basic todo application but we didn’t consider anything about users. This time we want to create always the same todo application but we w

In this tutorial we will see how to use Laravel 5 to serve as a REST API backend implementing also a simple basic HTTP Authentication to store data for different users of the application. We will use a middleware to provide the authentication for the

In the first two parts of this tutorial we created the backend of the application where the hotel owner can create room types and assign it a price for a certain dates. Now we need a final user interface where the customers can search a room and chec

In the first part of this tutorial series we created a basic Laravel application with all the data model needed for the application and a basic first controller to insert new room type. As we said at begin the frontend of the booking engine will be a

This tutorial is the first of a serie where we explain how to create an hotel booking system from scratch using Laravel 5.1 and AngularJS. In the booking engine we will use AngularJS to create a single page application, the front end, where the fina

Which JavaScript Framework is right for you? Angular.js, Backbone.js or Ember?

Let's check out this interesting research graphic called “Choosing Your Javascript Framework”.

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