A.) To store environment variables B.) To create and manage database tables and their schema changes C.) To define routes D.) To generate API documentation
A.) Eloquent ORM B.) Blade templating engine C.) Artisan D.) Form Request Validation
A.) To create and manage database migrations B.) To generate API documentation C.) To compile and bundle assets such as CSS and JavaScript D.) To create and manage models
A.) To define routes B.) To create and manage controllers C.) To provide authentication-related functionality D.) To generate API documentation
A.) Eloquent ORM B.) Blade templating engine C.) Artisan D.) Laravel Permissions
A.) Composer B.) npm C.) Yarn D.) Artisan
A.) To create and manage database migrations B.) To generate API documentation C.) To interact with the application using command-line commands D.) To define routes
A.) Laravel Passport B.) Laravel Fortify C.) Laravel Sanctum D.) Laravel Authentication
A.) Artisan Migrate B.) Eloquent ORM C.) Blade templating engine D.) Form Request Validation
A.) Laravel Passport B.) Laravel Fortify C.) Laravel Sanctum D.) Laravel Throttle