From the course: Laravel 9.0 Essential Training

Using the exercise files for this course

From the course: Laravel 9.0 Essential Training

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Using the exercise files for this course

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- [Instructor] All the code that you see me write throughout the course is available in this GitHub repository. The repository is organized such that each branch here is associated with a video in the course. For example, the 02_03 branch has the code that you will see in chapter two, video three. But notice that each of these numbers have two branches named with an ending letter b and e. Now, that's the beginning and ending state of each video. If you're watching chapter two, video three, the branch named 02_03b contains the code the way it is at the beginning of that video. The code in the end of the video is in the branch 02_03e. This repository is mostly for reference and you might need only if you get stuck in between or if you wish to skip the first few videos and start from somewhere in the middle. You can use this repository in two ways. First, don't learn this repository to begin with. Simply follow along the course and at the end of any video, if you feel your code doesn't work as expected and you need to refer to my code, you can view the files right here in the browser. Let's say you just watched chapter four, video two, go to the branch named 04_02e, which is here. If you want to refer to the file within the routes directory named web.php, you can view the code and compare it with yours, copy it if needed and continue with the course once you've fixed it. Second option is to have this entire code, all the branches working in your system as a reference project so at any point, you can simply use git checkout to switch to a certain branch and see how it works. For that, the steps are listed in the README file of this repository. Look at the steps under Installing. You first need to have Docker installed and if you're using Windows, you also need to have WSL2. I cover both of these in chapter one. So after completing chapter one, you can clone this repository, scroll up. Under the Code tab, copy this link. Open terminal, type git clone, paste the link of the repository you just copied, space, give any name of the project. You can call it reference final. Whatever you wish. Run this command and follow the rest of the steps listed here from step number three. You will be able to understand all of these better once you finish watching all the videos in chapter one.

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