April 2015
Beginner
144 pages
3h 13m
English
Over the course of the next two chapters, we will install Laravel and create our first application. Like most frameworks, Laravel starts out with a complete directory tree for you to organize your code in, and also includes placeholder files for you to use as a starting point. Here is what the directory of a new Laravel 5 application looks like:
./app/ # Your Laravel application ./app/Commands/ # Commands classes ./app/Console/ ./app/Console/Commands/ # Command-line scripts ./app/Events/ # Events that your application can raise ./app/Exceptions/ ./app/Handlers/ # Exception handlers ./app/Handlers/Commands # Handlers for command classes ./app/Handlers/Events # Handlers for event classes ./app/Http/ ./app/Http/Controllers/ ...