Where will you define Laravel’s Facades?
All facades of Laravel have defined in Illuminate\Support\Facades namespace.
How will you register service providers?
You can register service providers in the config/app.php configuration file that contains an array where you can mention the service provider class name
Explain the concept of contracts in Laravel.
They are set of interfaces of Laravel framework. These contracts provide core services. Contracts defined in Laravel include corresponding implementation of framework.
Explain traits in Laravel.
Laravel traits are a group of functions that you include within another class. A trait is like an abstract class. You cannot instantiate directly, but its methods can be used…
Explain reverse routing in Laravel.
Reverse routing is a method of generating URL based on symbol or name. It makes your Laravel application flexible.
What is a Controller?
A controller is the “C” in the “MVC” (Model-View-Controller) architecture, which is what Laravel is based on.
Explain important directories used in a common Laravel application.
Directories used in a common Laravel application are: App/: This is a source folder where our application code lives. All controllers, policies, and models are inside this folder. Config/: Holds…
What do you mean by bundles?
In Laravel, bundles are referred to as packages. These packages are used to increase the functionality of Laravel. A package can have views, configuration, migrations, routes, and tasks.
Why use Route?
Routes are stored inside files under the /routes folder inside the project’s root directory. By default, there are a few different files corresponding to the different “sides” of the application.
What is a Route?
A route is basically an endpoint specified by a URI (Uniform Resource Identifier). It acts as a pointer in Laravel application. Most commonly, a route simply points to a method…