Laravel developer training

To make sure that your Laravel apps don't suffer from legacy

Laravel allows you to get started with an application fast. However, this could quickly lead to code that is harder to maintain on the long run, simply because Laravel does not force you into quality. With our training, we push the limits anyway: Besides the Laravel basics (behind the facade), there is much more to improve - think testing, optimized models, non-Laravel design patterns, refactoring techniques and more.

This is the way

Follow for our guidance to the solid path of Laravel

Laravel sometimes makes things so easy for developers, that it makes them forget about coding practices like SOLID and design patterns. Tests are ignored, people are simply happy to code things fast. With this, legacy grows. And this is exactly what a lot of Laravel apps suffer from: Outdated code that is harder to understand. With our Laravel trainings, we go through the basics, but we also bring reality checks in the Laravel system to prevent spaghetti from happening.

Yireo's video training has helped us immensely to give our PHP developers a flying start with their retraining as Magento developers. We will soon see that developers can be deployed on our Magento platforms
Kevin van Hengst (FRMWRK)

Customer quotes

Fast paced, in-depth introduction to Hyvä Checkout and Magewire. Jisse truly is an experienced and knowledgable teacher who offers courses for small groups of people with enough room for questions and participation of all participants Ingmar de Vos (Mountain IT)

I have made use of Yireo its full range of both on-demand courses as well as classroom courses during my development career. Yireo its courses provide me with just that extra that no other courses have yet been able to: the encouragement to think outside the box. Isolde van Oosterhout (Sols Webdesign)

Jisse challenges my thinking by asking questions during the course, showing edge case implementations and pointing out the various hurdles to consider when developing software. Isolde van Oosterhout (Sols Webdesign)