A complete set of development tools
Laravel offers a full ecosystem to answer your mobile and web development questions. Laravel Nova is a beautiful and convenient dashboard. This dashboard is configured by the underlying code, allowing developers to quickly configure it to their needs.
Laravel Echo provides real-time messaging & broadcasting between the serverside backend and the browser.
Built-in security
Every year, more and more cyber attacks take place. Laravel offers you built-in protection against SQL injection, Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) & Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), among others. In addition, our experts always implement safe, reliable code.
Performance
Of course, performance is important for any web application you want to use. From Akamai's research, we know that every 100 milliseconds of latency decreases conversion by 7 percent.
This means that we put a lot of focus on this when developing our applications. Laravel offers us a strong basis to build on.
Automation of testing
How can we be sure that a developer has made something that works without crashing, or containing bugs and errors? Without testing or checking, this is impossible, and automating this process not only saves time, but is usually more accurate than testing manually. Laravel was built with automated testing in mind: testing with PHPUnit is included in a standard installation and the basic configuration is ready to be started. There are also many helper functions (such as simulating user behaviour), which make it possible to test your application more expressively.
Message Queue System
Message queues allow applications to communicate by sending messages to each other. The queue offers a temporary storage of the message when the recipient is busy or disconnected. This is no longer just about sending e-mail messages; many forms of communication between different applications or even parts of the same application use this setup. The more traffic a web application receives, the more requests it must handle, which increases the risk of data loss due to a crash. To prevent this, a developer may choose to implement this technique so that the web server can always work without losing data. We also often use this technique to set up asynchronous communication with an external system.
MVC-architecture
An MVC architecture lets the developer divide the code of an application into 3 parts: Model, View & Controller. The models handle the correct business logic, the views take care of how information is presented and the controllers link the two together. Developing a web application with MVC makes your code more reusable and easier to read, maintain and extend.
A wide range of rapid expansion options
Packages reduce the time and effort needed to invent and create functionality that has already been implemented elsewhere. Laravel has a very large supply of these packages thanks to one of the largest PHP communities. The underlying architecture also allows us to use many components from the Symfony ecosystem.