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What is Laravel?

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What is Laravel?

Laravel is a free, open source PHP web application framework, designed for the development of model–view–controller (MVC) web applications.

Laravel framework has gained a lot of attention in recent years and became one of the most popular one. This framework is better option to built projects on as it is fully compatible with the web hosting accounts.

Laravel comes with a lot of resources out of the box, it has a cool router, eloquent for model repositories, swiftmailer for the mailing, blade engine for your templates, a system to create your migrations (think about it as a way of creating your database tables inside your PHP code, which is nice), a cache component to cache everything you want, a monolog logger, etc...

The best thing about Laravel is that it is a high quality framework, so learning how to use it you become a better programmer in PHP in general.

Some Features for Laravel

1)Bundles
2)Eloquent ORM(Object Relational Mapping)
3)Application Logic
4)Reverse routing
5)Restful Controllers
6)View Composers
7)IOC
8)Migrations
9)Unit tesing
10)Automatic Pagination

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posted Feb 18, 2015 by anonymous

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