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Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern

Service container for dependency injection

Service providers to bootstrap application services

Middleware for request filtering

Event-driven architecture with listeners and observers

HTTP request -> Middleware -> Controller -> Model -> View -> HTTP response

Blade templates render dynamic content

Eloquent ORM handles database queries

Service providers bootstrap services

Events and listeners handle asynchronous actions

MVC pattern

Repository pattern for data abstraction (optional)

Service container for dependency injection

Observer pattern for Eloquent events

Event-driven architecture for queues and notifications

E-commerce platform with multi-tenant database

RESTful API backend for mobile apps

SaaS application with role-based permissions

Real-time chat application with broadcasting

Microservices integration using Laravel Lumen or HTTP clients

Expressive and clean syntax for developer productivity

Follow MVC architecture for maintainable code

Convention over configuration to reduce boilerplate

Provide built-in tools for common tasks (authentication, queues, etc.)

Extensible and modular via packages and service providers

Use caching for queries, routes, and views

Optimize database queries and relationships

Use queues for background tasks

Horizontal scaling with load balancers

Monitor and optimize performance using Telescope or external tools

Upgrade Laravel version via Composer

Update deprecated functions or classes

Adjust middleware, authentication, and service providers

Test all routes and API endpoints

Ensure compatibility with PHP version and packages