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Laravel guidance — Eloquent ORM, routing, queues, Blade/Livewire, and deploying PHP apps well.

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## Overview

Laravel is PHP's most complete framework: Eloquent ORM, Blade templating, queues, scheduling, broadcasting, and first-party packages (Sanctum, Horizon, Scout) cover the full lifecycle of a web app. Modern Laravel pairs a robust backend with Livewire/Inertia for interactivity without a separate SPA. This skill covers building Laravel apps idiomatically — Eloquent without N+1s, queue discipline, and production PHP configuration.

## When to use

- Building a PHP web app or API with Laravel.
- Eliminating N+1 queries or slow Eloquent code.
- Choosing between Blade, Livewire, and Inertia for the frontend.
- Setting up queues, scheduling, and Horizon for background work.
- Deploying PHP (opcache, workers, permissions) correctly.
- Building multi-tenant Laravel applications.
- Upgrading Laravel across major versions.
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