🧱 Laravel MVC Architecture
Laravel follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern, separating logic, UI, and data for clean and scalable application structure.
💡 What is MVC?
MVC is a software design pattern used to separate application logic:
- Model: Manages data and database logic
- View: Handles UI and output
- Controller: Processes requests, coordinates models and views
This pattern improves maintainability and allows teams to work independently on different parts of the application.
📊 Laravel MVC Flow
- 🌐 User visits URL → Route
- 📤 Route calls → Controller
- 📦 Controller fetches data from → Model
- 🎨 Controller sends data to → View
- 📄 View renders HTML response to → User
🔍 MVC Components in Laravel
Model
Located in app/Models. Uses Eloquent ORM for database interaction.
View
Located in resources/views. Uses Blade templating engine.
Controller
Located in app/Http/Controllers. Handles request logic and responses.
🧪 Example MVC Flow
Let’s say a user visits /posts:
routes/web.phpdefines a route for/posts- It calls
PostController@index PostControllerfetches posts usingPostmodel- Data is passed to a Blade view like
posts/index.blade.php - The view is rendered as HTML and returned to the user


