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<strong>Laravel</strong> <strong>Starter</strong><br />

Now, it's entirely unnecessary to start the bundle manually. It will be started automatically<br />

before your routed code is executed.<br />

The core purpose behind the existence of bundles is code re-use. On the road to mastering<br />

<strong>Laravel</strong>, we recommend implementing new code first without bundles. Then, once you find a<br />

need to re-use that code, you may then prefer to bundle the code up and refactor it as necessary.<br />

This prevents you from being slowed down by both learning how bundles are put together and<br />

by implementing code for the first time in <strong>Laravel</strong>.<br />

After you have gained the experience of making a few bundles, you'll find that they're very easy<br />

to design. Until you gain this experience, you may find that you're burning through precious<br />

development hours refactoring your code.<br />

You're now aware of all of the most fundamental components of developing with <strong>Laravel</strong>. As<br />

you continue gaining mastery, you'll discover more advanced features such as the Inversion of<br />

Control container, view composers, events, and much more. <strong>Laravel</strong> provides a unique platform<br />

in the world of <strong>PHP</strong>. You're given the chance to implement your own software architecture<br />

design without having to destructively modify the core to support it. We highly recommend that<br />

if you continue your education in design patterns as you are now working within a platform that<br />

truly supports the implementation of your own unique architectures.<br />

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