Laravel-PHP framework for web applications

Example

Laravel uses a simple syntax to define routes for handling web requests. Instead of manually parsing the URL and mapping it to controllers, developers define routes using Laravel's `Route` facade.

Scenario

In an e-commerce application, you can create routes like `/products/{id}` to show individual product pages or `/cart` for the shopping cart. The routing system handles the request and maps it to the appropriate controller action.

Example

Laravel's Eloquent ORM allows developers to interact with databases using PHP syntax without needing to write raw SQL queries. It maps database tables to PHP models.

Scenario

In a blog application, you could have a `Post` model that represents the posts in your database. Using Eloquent, retrieving all posts is as simple as `Post::all()`, and creating a new post is as easy as `$post = new Post(['title' => 'My New Post']); $post->save();`.

Example

Laravel's Blade engine enables developers to write HTML mixed with PHP in a clean and readable syntax. Blade provides features like template inheritance and data binding.

Scenario

In a content management system, Blade can be used to create a base layout (e.g., a header and footer) that child views can extend. For instance, the admin dashboard view can extend a base template and only override the content section while keeping the header and footer consistent across all views.