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What Makes the Laravel Framework So Awesome!

Published on 30 December 15
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Laravel is essentially a framework that allows developers to create customized web applications in a quick and easy manner. Since it follows Model view controller, many experts believe that it is more useful than PHP. By simplifying a number of common tasks used in web application development projects, it makes it easy for developers to pursue tasks such as routing, authentication, caching and sessions.


Here are a few other features that Laravel development services providers swear by –


The Routing System - The Laravel framework takes a rather easy to use approach to routine. Especially for beginner PHP developers who aren’t exactly familiar with many routing systems, here one is able to enjoy a lot more control and flexibility in which route is triggered within the application. The framework creates a directory to match any URI you desire. The framework also allows developers to create links to specifically named routes. While you create these links, all you need to do is use the name of the route and the framework is able to insert the correct URI on its own. This means that developers can also change routes in the future and the framework will automatically update all the relevant links across the site.


Unit-Testing - This is a critical feature in the framework allowing developers to run hundreds of tests on the web application to make sure that a new change does not break anything unexpectedly. Developers often consider Laravel as one of the most stable in the industry in this regard because of its over cautious approach to known failures. This feature allows developers to easily write unit-tests for their own code and also run tests using the Artisan command-line utility.


View Composers - These are essentially blocks of code that developers can run at the time a view is loaded. For instance, a side-navigation on a blog that lists random posts. The composer comes with logic that allows the web application to load the posts so all one needs to do is load the view. This helps developers from making sure that the controllers load data from models for views that are related only to that page content method.


Application Logic - This can be implemented in any application directly in the route declarations with the help of syntax like the Sinatra framework or with the help of controllers. Laravel gives developers the flexibility required to create all kinds of web applications including small websites and large enterprise applications.


Automatic Pagination - This framework helps the application logic from being cluttered with pagination configurations. With this feature, it is possible to get the count of db records as well as selected information with the help of an offset/limit known as ‘paginate’. It interacts with the framework to assess where the paging links in view need to output. This helps developers simplify the process of implementing and making edits during development.

In addition to this, the framework also has a unique architecture making it possible for developers to create an infrastructure of their own that is designed especially for the application in question.


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