Laravel

How it works

Laravel organizes the server side of an application around routes, controllers, data models, and services. Common capabilities such as sign-in, background queues, and database changes have established patterns. A project can render pages directly or provide data to a separate interface, depending on how the product should work.

What you can build

Build membership websites, booking platforms, administration systems, subscription products, and APIs for mobile or web apps.

• Membership platform

  Combine user accounts, permissions, and content management so members can access appropriate resources and administrators can manage the service through a dedicated interface.

• Background processing service

  Accept an uploaded document, process it outside the browser request, and notify the application when the resulting report is ready for the user.

Things to consider

Laravel offers many built-in conventions. Match them to the product, maintain framework dependencies, and plan how database changes and background jobs behave during releases.