Laravel is a framework that follows the MVC (Model, View, and Controller) design pattern. You can learn about MVC if you're comfortable with full stack web development. Let's take a short look at MVC before moving on. In a database, a model is a representation of a data object. A view is the representation of a page in a client's browser. Actions are carried out by the controller. It's in charge of transferring data between the model and the view. Consider it in the context of a restaurant. The customer is the person who places an order from the menu. In a restaurant, customers place their orders with their waiter. The waiter is a controller who receives the request from the client and sends it to the back end. In our restaurant example, the chef symbolises the model. It accepts the order and prepares the ingredients in an appealing and delicious manner. Similarly, the controller sends a request to the model. The data from the database is then served up. Finally, the co...