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Laravel December 2017 Paper

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Laravel December 2016 Paper

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Laravel December 2016 Paper Saurashtra University

PHP IDE & Its Features

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PHP IDE & Its Features PHP IDE for Windows Codelobster, Eclipse PDT, Komodo IDE, Netbeans, PHPEd, PHPStorm, PHP Tools and Zend Studio. PHP IDE for Mac Eclipse PDT, Komodo IDE, Netbeans, Nuclide, PHPStorm and Zend Studio. PHP IDE for Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, Redhat, Mint, OpenSuSE, CentOS) All PHP IDEs that work on Linux support the most popular distributions. The following IDEs are available under Linux: Eclipse PDT, Komodo IDE, Netbeans, Nuclide, PHPStorm and Zend Studio. PHP Code Editor Features Auto Complete  = Code suggestions presented and completed, relevant to the current context Highlighting  = Code colorized to simplify locating specific elements Folding  = Code blocks can be expanded and contracted (hidden) Hinting  = Similar to Auto Complete, properties are also displayed for functions and methods Refactoring  = Restructuring code for better readability and complexity Mapping  = Display of dec...

Laravel Introduction & Features

Laravel Laravel   is a   fre r e,   open-source   PHP   web framework, created by Taylor Otwell and intended for the development of web applications following the   model–view–controller   (MVC)   architectural pattern. Some of the features of Laravel are a modular   packaging system   with a dedicated dependency manager, different ways for accessing   relational databases, utilities that aid in   application deployment   and maintenance, and its orientation toward   syntactic sugar. As of March 2015, Laravel is regarded as one of the most popular   PHP   frameworks, together with   Symfony2,   Nette,   CodeIgniter,   Yii2   and other frameworks. The   source code   of Laravel is hosted on   GitHub   and licensed under the terms of   MIT License. Laravel Philosophy Laravel is a web application framework with expressive, elegant syntax. We beli...