Summary of Laravel in 100 Seconds

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Laravel is a popular PHP-based web framework that is known for its well-crafted developer experience and extensive ecosystem of tools. Laravel has a large following of independent developers thanks to its laser focus on clean and minimal code and easy-to-use developer tools. It can be used to build monolithic or standalone applications, and its ecosystem has solutions for features like user authentication, payments, and full text search.

• 00:00:00 Laravel is a popular PHP-based web framework that is known for its well-crafted developer experience and extensive ecosystem of tools. It was created in 2011 by Taylor otwell, who was inspired by prior work like Codeigniter and Symphony. Laravel has a large following of independent developers thanks to its laser focus on clean and minimal code and easy-to-use developer tools. It can be used to build monolithic or standalone applications, and its ecosystem has solutions for features like user authentication, payments, and full text search. Installation of Laravel is straightforward, and it comes with composer, a dependency manager for PHP. To create a new project, by default it will be configured with mySQL as the database. The application lifecycle starts in the index PHP file when a user makes a request. It goes to the HTTP kernel which contains middleware to intercept the request and register service providers like a router. A controller is just a PHP class that contains a variety of methods like show, update, edit, and destroy. Views are Blade templates that interpolate data from the database directly into HTML ml. Laravel comes with a ton of built-in features like cues storage, websockets support for real-time apps, and model-driven database queries