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Northern Lights2019-09-30 15:08:01
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Northern Lights, 2019-09-30 15:08:01

Laravel 6. What "core applications" already exist?

Hello members!
I already asked a question, this one will be similar, but not quite.
Given: a team of php-dinosaurs, incl. and I. I decided to do a new development on Laravel 6 , but without elementary examples in the code and good practices, the process does not go ... Plus, I need minimal functionality so as not to write everything from scratch. I came across this - laravel-boilerplate.com/, judging by the github, the project has 3.6 stars, which symbolizes. As I understand it, this is a basic application with bells and whistles.
Who is in the subject, tell me, is this the only thing that is now available for version 6? Tell me, is this project worth using as a basis?

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Alexey Nikolaev, 2019-09-30
@Heian

There is hardly any boilerplate, because. Laravel itself is boilerplate. It's better to create a basic application through the local artisan, and then, if possible, use artisan commands to create models and other things. After all, there, in fact, from the necessary only controllers (Http\Controllers), models and service providers.
Best practices are not worth bothering with, especially for the dinosaur php team. This is not a symphony, you can't write anything supernatural anyway. Just use typical MVC and you will be happy, don’t code too much, leave requests to Eloquent, use the built-in functionality as much as possible where possible (authorization, registration, roles, etc.), and it will be good.
Perhaps October CMS will go, it is written in Laravel and there are a lot of things written on top, many of which would probably have to be written by ourselves.

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lukoie, 2019-09-30
@lukoie

it's simple: crudbooster.com

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Andrey, 2019-10-01
@VladimirAndreev

Practices from 5.8 will be relevant in most cases

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Igor Vorotnev, 2019-10-10
@HeadOnFire

All training materials, examples, boilerplates, etc. for Lara 5.* will do. In version 6, there are not many changes that concern the user code, and all of them are described in the Upgrade Guide .

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