Laravel Introduction | What is Laravel & Why Use It?

Laravel is an open-source PHP framework that follows the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture pattern. It was created by Taylor Otwell in 2011 to make PHP development faster, more secure, and enjoyable.

Key Features of Laravel

Feature	Description
MVC Architecture	Separates business logic, UI, and data
Routing	Clean URL routing with Route::get(), Route::post() etc
Blade Templating	Lightweight, readable templating engine
Eloquent ORM	ActiveRecord-style database interaction
Migrations & Seeders	Version-controlled database structure and dummy data
Authentication & Auth	Built-in login, registration, and user roles
Artisan CLI	Command-line tool for scaffolding and automation
RESTful Controllers	Cleanly organize your application’s logic
Testing	Built-in support for PHPUnit and Pest
Security	Protection against CSRF, XSS, SQL injection
Queues & Jobs	Handle time-consuming tasks asynchronously

Laravel Directory Structure Overview

/app           → Business logic (Models, Controllers)
/routes        → Web & API route definitions
/resources     → Views (Blade templates), assets
/database      → Migrations, factories, seeders
/public        → Publicly accessible files (index.php, CSS, JS)

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