Blogs of laravel-core

In the world of web development, learning by doing is a powerful approach than any other method. One way to gain hands-on experience with a PHP framework like Laravel is by building practical applications that gives an idea of core concepts of the framework. In this step-by-step guide, we'll embark on a journey to create a fully functional calculator application using the Laravel framework. By the end of this tutorial, you'll not only have a working calculator application but also a solid grasp of Laravel's fundamentals. Throughout this guide, we'll explore the process of setting up a new Laravel project, creating models and controllers, designing user interfaces using Blade templating, a...

Choosing the correct framework for your web application is one of the most challenging components of the project's early phases. Although the most common considerations for a development team to choose the framework are - the cost of development, their expertise with it, the popularity of the framework, and so on - there are several other factors that require deliberate consideration, such as third-party integrations, deployment, testing, and more. With regard to all these mentioned considerations and factors, PHP being one of the oldest web development languages is equally popular in demand with Laravel being its most preferred framework. Laravel, Symfony, CodeIgniter, Yii 2, P...

In this article, we will take a detailed look at how the default authentication works inside Laravel core. But first, we will learn how to create a custom authentication. Laravel ships in with a great default user authentication. It even creates the views and routes for you if you run // Create the default views, routes and controller for authentication php artisan make:auth All is well as long as we are good with the default users table and its authentication. But what if we want another authentication method. For example, you want to user a separate table called admin for authenticating admin users while keeping the normal users table for front end authentication....