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Understanding The Directory Structure of Laravel | #2

In this video we will learn how Laravel directory works, Laravel project directory with example, please watch my complete video, I explain each folder in very depth. Laravel is a PHP web framework that follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern. The framework has a specific directory structure that helps developers to organize their code and maintain it efficiently. Here is a breakdown of the directory structure of Laravel: app: This directory contains the core of your Laravel application. It includes the application's controllers, models, middleware, service providers, and other supporting classes. You can create your own custom classes in the app directory. bootstrap: This directory contains the bootstrap files that initialize Laravel's core components, including the service container and the application's error handling. config: This directory contains configuration files for various Laravel components, such as database connections, cache settings, mail settings, and more. You can modify these files to customize the behavior of the components. database: This directory contains database migration files, seeders, and factories. Migrations are used to modify the database schema, seeders are used to seed the database with initial data, and factories are used to generate fake data for testing. public: This directory contains the front controller index.php file and other assets, such as images, CSS, and JavaScript files. This is the only directory that should be publicly accessible. resources: This directory contains views, language files, and other resource files for the application. Views are used to generate HTML responses, language files contain language-specific translations, and other resource files are used for various purposes. routes: This directory contains the application's route files. Routes define the URL structure of the application and map URL patterns to controller actions. storage: This directory contains files generated by the application, such as logs, cache files, and session files. It also contains directories for storing user-uploaded files and other assets. tests: This directory contains automated tests for the application. Tests are written using the PHPUnit testing framework. vendor: This directory contains third-party libraries and dependencies that the application uses. It is managed by Composer, the PHP package manager. Overall, the directory structure of Laravel follows a logical organization that helps developers to maintain their code efficiently. Please Subscribe my channel: @MizDevelopers ~-~~-~~~-~~-~ Please watch: "How to make your own screen recorder using react"    • Create Your OWN Screen Recorder with React...   ~-~~-~~~-~~-~