July 30, 2012June 26, 2013 by Maks Surguy

Getting Laravel up and running on Local or Cloud service

A Series of tutorials / screencasts I created and posted on my Udemy Laravel course explaining how to get Laravel up and running on local or cloud services.

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Getting Laravel up and running on Pagodabox (cloud):

Laravel framework overview and tutorials

Getting Laravel up and running on WAMP local server (Windows):

Getting Laravel up and running on MAMP local server (Mac OS):

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Post tagscloud Laravel Laravel php framework pagodabox php framework phpfog

5 comments

PagodaBox July 30, 2012

RT @msurguy: (Screencasts) Getting @Laravelphp up and running on #pagodabox http://t.co/d668ui3q #laravel Nice break dancing 🙂
laravelphp July 30, 2012

RT @PagodaBox: RT @msurguy: (Screencasts) Getting @Laravelphp up and running on #pagodabox http://t.co/d668ui3q #laravel Nice break dancing 🙂
Marco Rivadeneyra September 14, 2012

I created a Pagodabox Quickstart including some bundles to speed up the setting up process.
It currently supports OTB:
– Memcached
– SQLITE3 / Or after uncommenting one line on the boxfile and changing the default driver to mysql Mysql is supported too
– Bootrstapper
– Bob
– Date for easily managing dates
https://pagodabox.com/cafe/rockiano/laravel-bundles
Curious Reader June 26, 2013

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soyez June 1, 2016

If you want to host Laravel on LEMP cloud, then the best way to do it is using a managed hosting platform, like Cloudways, that allow one click installation on cloud. Apart from that, you don’t have to manually configure web server and caching as all of these are already configured.