Enhance Your Understanding with Laravel Programming Concept Cards for quick learning
A PHP web application framework that provides an elegant syntax and a set of tools for web development.
A dependency management tool for PHP that is used to install and manage Laravel and its packages.
The command-line interface included with Laravel, providing a number of helpful commands for development tasks.
The process of defining the routes for handling HTTP requests in a Laravel application.
Classes that handle the logic for processing HTTP requests and returning responses in a Laravel application.
Representations of database tables, allowing you to interact with the database using object-oriented syntax in Laravel.
Templates that define the structure and layout of the HTML pages returned by a Laravel application.
Database schema management in Laravel, allowing you to create and modify database tables using PHP code.
An object-relational mapping (ORM) library included with Laravel, providing an expressive syntax for interacting with databases.
Code that sits between the HTTP requests and responses, allowing you to perform actions before and after the request is handled in Laravel.
The process of verifying the identity of users in a Laravel application, allowing you to restrict access to certain parts of the application.
The process of validating user input in a Laravel application, ensuring that it meets certain criteria before it is processed.
Dealing with errors and exceptions in a Laravel application, allowing you to handle them gracefully and provide meaningful error messages.
Storing frequently accessed data in memory or a faster storage system to improve the performance of a Laravel application.
A way to defer time-consuming tasks in a Laravel application, allowing them to be processed in the background without affecting the user experience.
Writing automated tests for a Laravel application to ensure that it behaves as expected and to catch any regressions.
The process of making a Laravel application available for use, typically on a web server or a cloud platform.
Recommended guidelines and techniques for developing Laravel applications that are maintainable, scalable, and secure.
Protecting a Laravel application from common security vulnerabilities, such as cross-site scripting (XSS) and SQL injection.
Improving the speed and efficiency of a Laravel application by optimizing database queries, caching, and other performance-related aspects.
Pre-built libraries and extensions that can be added to a Laravel application to add functionality or simplify common tasks.
The templating engine used by Laravel, providing a simple and powerful way to create dynamic views.
The associations between different database tables in a Laravel application, allowing you to easily retrieve related data.
A way to group multiple middleware classes together in Laravel, allowing you to apply them to multiple routes at once.
Automatically injecting model instances into route callbacks or controller actions based on the route parameters in Laravel.
Populating the database with dummy data for testing or development purposes in Laravel.
Running scheduled tasks or commands at specified intervals in a Laravel application, such as sending emails or generating reports.
Broadcasting events to multiple clients using websockets or other broadcasting drivers in Laravel.
Authenticating API requests in a Laravel application using tokens, OAuth, or other authentication mechanisms.
Storing and retrieving files in a Laravel application, supporting local disk storage, cloud storage, and other drivers.
Translating a Laravel application into multiple languages, allowing users to switch between different language versions.
Logging errors and exceptions in a Laravel application, helping you identify and debug issues.
A fluent interface for building database queries in Laravel, providing a convenient way to interact with the database.
Events triggered by changes to Eloquent models in a Laravel application, allowing you to perform actions before or after certain events occur.