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What is Laravel ?

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Laravel is an open-source, PHP-based framework for creating a variety of specialized web applications. Model-View-Controller (MVC) design, which divides an application's back-end architecture into logical sections, is used to manage data in this totally server-side framework.

What Is Laravel Used For?

Over 7,000 businesses utilize Laravel for their online applications, and this framework powers more than 170,000 websites. Some of the most well-known businesses that use Laravel services to create their online applications include 9GAG, Pfizer, BBC, Freedom Financial Network, Bank of Texas, GitLab, Wattpad, PayZip, ScreenCloud, and many others.

Businesses from a variety of industries, including IT, banking, travel, entertainment, retail, and others, use Laravel for their web applications. With this flexible back-end framework, they are able to construct:

  1. web pages that are static or dynamic; 
  2. single page applications (SPAs) and multi page applications (MPAs); 
  3. e-commerce websites; 
  4. enterprise-level applications; 
  5. portal web apps, such as forums, job portals, news, and others; 
  6. content management systems; 
  7. social networking websites, and others
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