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Laravel 10

Key Features

Eloquent ORM: Laravel comes with Eloquent, an advanced implementation of the Active Record pattern. Eloquent simplifies database interactions by providing an expressive syntax for defining database tables and relationships, making it easier for developers to work with databases.

Blade Templating Engine: Laravel uses the Blade templating engine, which allows developers to write views with minimal syntax while providing powerful features like template inheritance, loops, and conditionals.

Artisan Console: Laravel includes a powerful command-line tool called Artisan. With Artisan, developers can perform various tasks such as migrating databases, seeding databases with test data, and creating custom commands.

Middleware: Middleware in Laravel provides a mechanism to filter HTTP requests entering the application. It is commonly used for tasks such as authentication, logging, and modifying the request or response.

Laravel Mix: Laravel Mix simplifies asset compilation and management, making it easy to write and manage CSS and JavaScript. It abstracts complex build steps and configurations, making it accessible to developers of all experience levels.

Authentication and Authorization: Laravel comes with built-in support for user authentication and authorization. Developers can easily implement secure user authentication with features like password hashing, session management, and user roles.

Laravel Horizon and Telescope: Laravel Horizon is an elegant dashboard for monitoring job queues, while Laravel Telescope provides an insightful debugging and monitoring tool for developers to understand the application's behavior during development.

Getting Started with Laravel

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