A complete Laravel tutorial for beginners to start learning the Laravel Framework.
The Laravel System is introduced in this Laravel tutorial, which describes what Laravel is how to build it the MVC architecture, and different components:
A free and open-source PHP web framework is the Laravel Framework. It is used for the creation of web applications that are complex. It is based on the architectural design pattern of the Model-View-Controller (MVC).
Features:
Laravel has a rich set of features. These are as follows:
· Modularity: Laravel has several built-in libraries and modules that help developers create PHP web applications that are responsive and modular. Also this feature speed up development.
· Lazy Collection: It handles high data loads with minimal memory usage.
· Eloquent ORM: ORM stands for Mapping of Object Reference. Laravel has a built-in ORM called Eloquent that manages operations associated with the database.
· Artisan: The command-line interface used by Laravel is Artisan.
· Blade templates: Laravel has a term called Blade that creates a distinctive data display template.
· Unit testing: It is possible to use test cases to carry out unit testing at Laravel.
· Support for emails: Laravel has a built-in class called Mail, which helps send emails.
· Authentication: To recognize the users of the system, authentication is used. Usually, it is done by defining the user's username and password.
In the command prompt, execute the following command to build a new Laravel PHP project called laravel tutorial (you can use any name) using the composer. This will create the project Laravel in the current directory.
composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel laravel-tutorial
Running First Laravel PHP Project On Localhost On the command prompt, go to the Laravel PHP project folder by running the following command.
cd laravel-tutorial
Then in the prompt command, run the following command to start the Laravel development server.
php artisan serve
MVC architecture follows the Laravel Framework. MVC is a pattern of architectural design that helps to more easily create web applications. For Model-View-Controller, MVC stands for.
Model (M)-The model handles the web application's data.
View (V)–A view allows the user to show data.
Controller (C)-To generate data for the view, a controller interacts with the model.