Laravel — P1: Series Intro

Laravel is a PHP framework that gives you the tools you need to create sophisticated web applications, but it also allows you to focus on the application logic. It’s built with modern language features and supports multiple databases out of the box.

What is Laravel?

Laravel is a PHP framework built on the principle of convention over configuration. It’s a fully open-source, community-driven project that focuses on simplicity and elegance in building web applications.

Laravel was created by Taylor Otwell in 2010 and has become one of the most popular PHP frameworks today.

Laravel is built on top of the Symfony component library, which means it’s already familiar to many developers who are already familiar with Symfony. The whole point of Laravel is to provide a convention over configuration approach with minimal boilerplate code required by developers in order to get up and running quickly when building web apps.

I was giving an example to one of my friends with Jetstream. It takes a single command to generate an entire login, logout, and profile management system, with MFA and session management.

Why Use Laravel?

Laravel is a free, open-source PHP web framework. It’s a modern framework for web development that follows the…