Create POS System - Inventory & sales with PHP 7 & adminLTE
Learn how to create a POS system with inventory management and billing using PHP 7 and AdminLTE
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Students25 hours
ContentMar 2020
Last UpdateWhat you will learn
☑ You will learn to create a designed web application using PHP 7 programming language with AdminLTE template.
☑ You will learn to create several resources that allow to offer useful characteristics for any company that wants to create a point of sale.
☑ You will learn how to create inventory manager, sales management with different payment methods, invoice printing, sales reports, best customers report, sellers and products.
☑ You will learn to combine multiple tools and plugins with adminLTE template like: graphs, tables and statistics working with object oriented programming and Model-view-controller pattern.
Description
Would you like to learn how to create a POS System and sell it to companies that wants to manage their inventory and billing?
In this course you will learn how to create a POS(Point of Sale) system from scratch using the programming language PHP in its version 7, combining several resources that will allow you to offer useful characteristics for any company that needs to open a store or manage their sales and stock.
This is a practical course where I will lead you step by step in the learning process of creating complex systems with PHP under the Model-View-Controller(MVC) pattern, when you finish it, you could sell it to your clients or it could be used as a basis to develop other complex system.
System’s characteristics:
Inventory management
Sales management with different payment methods
Invoice PDF printing
Sales report in Excel
Best customers report
Best-selling products report
Best seller report
Stock product control
Daily report
Monthly report
Date range report
Adapted to all devices (Responsive design)
Libraries you will learn how to use:
AdminLTE template: Great open source template for responsive software creation.
jQuery DataTable: Used for dynamic tables creation.
MorrisJS: Used for dynamic graphics and statistics.
ChartJS:Used for dynamic graphics and charts.
Date Range Picker: Used for selecting date ranges.
Input Mask: Helps the user with the input by ensuring a predefined format
TCPDF: PHP extension for PDF format printing.
And more: jQuery Number, iCheck, SweetAlert2, Fast Click, Ionicons, among others.
¿HOW’S THE COURSE?
The course is divided in several sections. In the first section we will talk about the tools we are going to use for creating the POS system.
And the following sections we will build, step by step from scratch, every single module that will be part of our POS system from HTML, CSS stylesheet, Javascript interaction and jQuery, along other plugins and server-side connection using PHP in its version 7 under the Model-View-Controller(MVC) pattern with Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) using MySQL databases.
¿HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO COMPLETE THE COURSE?
It is up to you. I guess that you would take less than three weeks to complete it, but it depends on your availability and workflow.
¿WHAT ARE THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS?
Download the material where you can find the resources for the first lesson in each section.
You should have a basic knowledge on HTML5 and CSS3, course I offer for free on UDEMY: “HTML5 and CSS3 from scratch”. It is not mandatory but it would be good for you to know for this project a little bit of programming logic, PHP, Javascript, jQuery and Bootstrap grid and classes system.
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Content
Introduction
Welcome
Local Server
Code editor
Sublime text 3 personalized settings
AdminLTE template
Plugins and extensions
Source code and questions
AdminLTE and Model-View-Controller
Adapting adminLTE to MVC pattern
Adding modules to the POS system - part 1
Adding modules to the POS system - part 2
Adding modules to the POS system - part 3
Creating views, controllers and models
404 page
Login page
Start session - part 1
Start session - part 2
Log Out
How much do we know about the Model-View-Controller pattern
User Module
Building User module - Part 1
Building User module - Part 2
Datatable Plugin
Adding users
Uploading user image - Part 1
Uploading user image - Part 2
Encrypting password
Session variables
Selecting users
Editing users - Part 1
Lecture 28: Editing users - Part 2
Updating user photo
Activating or deactivating users
Last login
Avoiding repeated usernames
Deleting users
Internet Explorer debugging
Solution for click's action on hidden buttons
Categories Module
Building categories module
Adding categories
Selecting categories
Edit categories
Deleting categories
Products Module
Building products module
iCheck Plugin
Selecting products
Dynamic Datatable plugin - Part 1
Dynamic Datatable plugin - Part 2
Dynamic Datatable plugin - Part 3
Adding products - Part 1
Adding products - Part 2
Allowing decimal prices
Uploading product picture
Editing products - Part 1
Editing products - Part 2
Deleting products
Clients Module
Building clients module
Adding clients
Selecting clients
Editing clients
Deleting clients
Sales Module
Building sales module - Part 1
Building sales module - Part 2
Adding sales - Part 1
Adding sales - Part 2
Adding sales - Part 3
Adjustments to adding a sale
Adding products from devices
Adjusting adding products from devices
Modifying products quantity
Calculating prices of added products
Adjusting to modifying products quantity
Adding Taxes
jQuery Number Plugin
Adding payment method
Grouping products in Json data
Organizing input data to save the sale
Updating products and clients table when saving a sale
Select sales
Editing sales - Part 1
Editing sales - Part 2
Editing sales - Part 3
Adjustments when editing the sale - Part 1
Adjustments when editing the sale - Part 2
Changing taxes when editing a sale
Deleting sales
Process for discovering errors
Reports and Billing
Printing invoice PDF - Part 1
Printing invoice PDF - Part 2
Showing sales range
Adjusting sales range
Sales report - Part 1
Sales report - Part 2
Sales report - Part 3
Sales report - Part 4
Download sales report in Excel
Corrections in sales report
Dynamic data for homepage
User roles according to the profile
Uploading the POS system to a hosting
Ticket printer, cash drawer, barcode scanner and electronic invoice
Installing ticket printer
Local ticket printing - part 1
Local ticket printing - part 2
Remote ticket printing
Barcode scanner
Electronic invoice - part 1
Electronic invoice - part 2
Goodbye, see you soon!
Reviews
This has to be worse course ever. No best programming practice using a rogue self-claimed MVC framework, author's comments make no sense most of the time and shows little knowledge in coding.
I just wish this video had been done in English as its hard to follow in Spanish writing. i can hear everything but its hard to follow
Really good course. A little fast paced but one has got to keep up with speed when building complex apps like a POS.
Makes sense, probably because I have Idea of some parts. PHP beginners(Engish) may have little issues with language if they ain't home enough. Great content.
Learning some new things, really looking forward to getting into the nitty gritty of it all. :D The only thing I see I need to keep track of are the names of folders and files.
J'append beaucoup de chose en même temps. Le professeur est excellent et donne de bonnes explications
Outdated. The different softwares have been updated numerous times since this was taken so the tips have changed.
Very informative course, learned a lot of technics and concepts in "PHP" and "jQuery" plugins . It would be nice to translate the variables to english in the videos to make it easy to follow! moreover it would be perfect to include credit card or paypal payment method in the course too! Be warned that it's not for beginners with no previous knowledge in PHP and jQuery and HTML! Thanks to the instructor for this great course.
The course is excellent for both beginners and advanced developers. A lot of important concepts and technics were explained in a simple terms. Thank to the author.
Este curso é uma maravilha, estou muito feliz pelo curso e pretendo comprar mais cursos do professor Juan Fernando. Recomendo, excelente curso
Well the journey is not all over, from long tutorial lesson I found apart from language it is total details described, don't know how can I finished it. see whats going on!!
this course for expert and he don't explain some of the very important things and he writes for all level if you already know PHP and HTML bootstrap the course is for you otherwise really is very hard to understand
Excellant Explanations and easy to follow...learned a lot ...Author is explain from scratch handling the language very smartly.. great need more project tutorials like this in english...thank you author.
Very good course and I will recommend it for anyone who wants to learn more about how the workflow in mvc is.
Everything in the source code is in spanish, which creates a total mess for me. I do not recommend this course.
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