The modular system in Laravel is an add-on that is installed via composer, after which new commands are automatically added to the command line interface. That can be used to create, enable or disable modules. There are many commands added. I just listed a few of them.
Now you can create modules. You can find detailed commands here.
At this stage it is necessary to create several modules:
- Administrative panel module;
- Site module;
- Blog module;
- Store module;
After building all these modules, I would recommend creating your middleware. That will allow you to filter http requests (for example, give access to a specific group of routes and filter all requests to access the administrative panel).
WHAT ARE ROUTE GROUPS AND HOW TO BEST USE THEM
Route groups is a process that happens when we combine different routes into one group. We filter all http requests through this group using middleware. It is more logical and convenient when there is a need to filter all routes according to the same rules for different methods and controllers.
One of the necessities for any form is validation. And here Laravel provides us with two options. We can do it directly in the Controller for each method, or we can use special classes. Doing that, we will be able to pass requests and still in this class write validation for forms. In this case, there is no universal method, and everyone chooses your preferred method.
Also in this framework, there is a beautiful thing from the box, like flash messages, that we can return after working out any of the methods with a simple command. For example, show the user that the form was submitted successfully or not.
CONCLUSION
Laravel works excellent with the front-end framework Vue.js and this link allows you to make genuinely excellent web applications. For example, to create a spa
application where Laravel will be responsible for the back-end, and Vue.js will be responsible for the front-end.In such a bundle of frameworks, we get an application that works very quickly. That, in the end, will please not only you but also the users who will use your web application. As with proper construction, you can eliminate many unnecessary page reloads and implement form validation on the fly.
At that moment, when the user is just beginning to enter data into the form fields, validation is already taking place. And it happens on Laravel. The returned results are done not by Vue.js, but by Laravel.
When you start writing Laravel, you will not stop anymore. It’s addictive; trust me. After working with this framework, it will be hard to abandon it and switch to something else.
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