# Tag: laravel

One of Laravel's goals is to make PHP application development enjoyable from download to deploy, and

After installing the framework, take a glance around the project to familiarize yourself with the directory structure. The

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

Laravel ships with a superb ORM: Eloquent. If you have used the Ruby on Rails framework, you will find Eloquent familiar, as it follows the...

First, download the Laravel installer using Composer.

To create a table to hold our data, we'll use the Laravel migration system.

After installing Laravel, you may need to grant the web server write permissions to the app/storage directories.

To get started, let's create our first route. In Laravel, the simplest route is a route to a Closure. Pop open the

Typically, you may use a web server such as Apache or Nginx to serve your Laravel applications. If you are on PHP 5.

Next, we'll create a simple view to display our user data. Views live in the app/views directory and contain the HTML of your application.

Create a script (preferrably .sh) that contains what you want to be ran as root.