Build A Ride Share App: Full Stack Tutorial with Laravel and Vue

Learn how to build a fully functional ride share application using PHP and JavaScript with the Laravel and Vue frameworks.

By the end of this video, you'll have a basic app that lets you choose between being a driver or passenger, map routes to destinations, send real-time notifications to users, and track driver and passenger locations with GPS!

This is best viewed at 1.25x or 1.5x speed!

Course contents:

- 00:00 What we're building
- 02:06 Setting up the backend
- 16:38 Building the API
- 1:08:47 Adding websockets events
- 1:21:02 Setting up the frontend
- 1:30:58 Adding login and authentication
- 2:05:00 Passenger flow
- 2:49:15 Driver flow
- 3:33:40 Connecting everything together
- 4:10:50 All done!

Notice any bugs? Have questions about the code? Feel free to leave them in the comments or open up an issue on the GitHub repo!

[Tuto]

Having a YouTube channel myself, I can relate to the monumental task of creating a tutorial like this. Thank you for your contribution the Laravel community.

[mmikhan]

Opened YouTube, saw you dropped this video, put the laptop in a backpack, and came to the neighborhood park to enjoy it with a late evening spring sun 👌

You don't know how useful was this course for me. Thank u so much men!

[mikulcek]

A fascinating window into your thought process, thank you!

[karlebh]

I thoroughly enjoyed this tutorial. Very good, it's like watching an interesting movie. Man! You know your onions.

[julienSibille]

My favorite stack ! Thank you for sharing !

[Samuel.Mwangi]

Still watching but had to press F to pay my respects for the smooth transition at 0.30 🫡

Glad you're back to regular uploads

[thanhduynguyen]

the best tutorial you guys can found on the youtube

[samiulislamsamin]

Your content is very interesting, and your explanation style is quite good. I'm really enjoying building this app following the tutorial. I never thought a newbie like me could build an app like this, and I've understood all the concepts very clearly. Thank you so much for providing such premium content for free! I truly appreciate it

[Paul-ozse]

This is awesome. Thank you so much Andrew.

[iaskakho]

Good stuff man!!! I like your comment “2 modern and popular web frameworks” sick man!

[Serverlands]

The amount of time it must've taken, considering the fact it's very well edited & explained, is insane.
Thank you for all your efforts, subscribed!

[tm]

This is an awesome tutorial. Subscribed. Thank you for sharing.

[ddikodroid]

Thank you very much for this tutorial video!

[mrxvienna]

wow thank you! that tutorial is so Valuable.

[caspersrensen]

I am a seasoned Laravel developer myself, but I learned a thing or two here, so great job Andrew :)

I enjoy this kind of tutorial, where you build an actual app from a-z.

[dibbyo]

Fantastic ❤, your voice is soothing. ☺️

[JamesAutoDude]

Very awesome and highly appreciate this!!

The only thing i will say is about the accept, start, end, location... Those should be their own controllers to follow proper Laravel standards and shouldnt have its own method. The method would just be update for all of them, but different controllers (UpdateTripController, etc)

Thank you for the amazing vid!

[Astriosa_tutor_plus]

I really Love, Thanks for the Tutorial

[kck]

Wow, nice tutorial! I would like to see a tutorial in which you use TDD, the app doesn't have to be anything big like this tutorial :) Most of new laravel users are struggle with TDD including me and i can't find any up to date TDD tutorials.