01 - Instalasi Laravel

Summary

In this tutorial, the speaker walks viewers through creating a GPS and selfie-based attendance application using the latest Laravel framework. The step-by-step guide covers essential tasks, such as installing Laravel, setting up the project directory, and building a user interface. Key features include GPS location validation, selfie verification for attendance, a user dashboard, and an admin panel for managing employee data. The application will also be converted into a Progressive Web Application (PWA) for mobile installation. This project is ideal for developers interested in Laravel or businesses needing an attendance system.

Takeaways

• 😀 Ensure Composer is installed before starting the Laravel installation process for the attendance app.
• 😀 The Laravel version used in the project is the latest (version 9), which you can check on the official Laravel website.
• 😀 The project focuses on building a GPS-based attendance system with selfie validation for employee check-ins.
• 😀 A MySQL database is used to store attendance data, user details, and GPS coordinates, familiarizing users with common web development tools.
• 😀 After the Laravel installation, users should navigate to the project folder and start the server with the `php artisan serve` command.
• 😀 The system will involve designing the user interface (UI) for both employees and administrators, with the first focus on the employee interface.
• 😀 Employee login and attendance marking are implemented with a simple authentication system provided by Laravel.
• 😀 The attendance validation process is based on capturing GPS coordinates and a selfie image at the time of check-in.
• 😀 A dashboard will display the employee's attendance records, showing check-in times and locations in a user-friendly interface.
• 😀 An admin interface will be developed for managing employee data and generating attendance reports for analysis and export.
• 😀 The application will be converted into a Progressive Web Application (PWA), allowing users to install the app on their devices and use it offline.
• 😀 Finally, after completion, the project will be uploaded to a hosting platform, enabling it to go live for real-world use.

Q & A

What is the main goal of this project?

The main goal of this project is to create a GPS-based attendance application for employees, which includes selfie validation for location verification, using the Laravel framework.

Which version of Laravel will be used in this tutorial?

This tutorial will use Laravel version 9, which is the latest stable version at the time of recording.

Why is MySQL used for the database in this project?

MySQL is used because it is a popular and widely known database system, making it accessible for people who are new to web development, particularly for those learning web programming.

What are the key steps involved in this project?

The key steps in this project include installing Laravel, creating the user interface, setting up the MySQL database, implementing the login system, developing the GPS-based attendance system, creating the admin dashboard, deploying the application, and converting it into a Progressive Web Application (PWA).

What is the purpose of the admin interface in the application?

The admin interface allows administrators to manage employee data, process attendance reports, and monitor the system. It serves as the control center for overseeing all aspects of the attendance system.

How will the attendance system validate employee check-ins?

The attendance system will validate employee check-ins based on GPS location and require the employee to take a selfie for additional verification, ensuring the employee is at the correct location and is who they claim to be.

What is a Progressive Web Application (PWA), and why is it being used in this project?

A Progressive Web Application (PWA) is a web app that can be installed on mobile devices like a native app, but it runs directly from the browser. It offers advantages such as offline access and can be added to the home screen, making it more versatile than a traditional web app.

What command is used to create a new Laravel project?

The command used to create a new Laravel project is `composer create-project laravel/laravel [project-name]`.

How can we check if Laravel is installed correctly on our system?

After installing Laravel, you can check if it’s installed correctly by running the command `php artisan serve` in the terminal. This will start a local development server, and you can access the application by going to `http://127.0.0.1:8000` in your browser.

What should be done if the Laravel installation process takes too long?

If the Laravel installation process takes too long, it may be due to the specifications of your PC or the speed of your internet connection. It's important to wait patiently, as the download and setup process can take a few minutes depending on these factors.