# Displaying Data

By

Charl Cronje

Now that we have made the users available to our view, we can display them like so:

    @extends('layout')

    @section('content')
        @foreach($users as $user)
            <p>{{ $user->name }}</p>
        @endforeach
    @stop

You may be wondering where to find our echo statements. When using Blade, you may echo data by surrounding it with double curly braces. It's a cinch. Now, you should be able to hit the /users route and see the names of your users displayed in the response.

This is just the beginning. In this tutorial, you've seen the very basics of Laravel, but there are so many more exciting things to learn. Keep reading through the documentation and dig deeper into the powerful features available to you in Eloquent and Blade. Or, maybe you're more interested in Queues and Unit Testing. Then again, maybe you want to flex your architecture muscles with the IoC Container. The choice is yours!