Laravel CMS
This project is a basic Laravel CMS template for managing articles with categories, featuring CRUD functionality, role-based access control, and minimal styling.
Laravel CMS is a simple content management system built using Laravel. It provides the core functionality needed to manage articles and their respective categories. This project focuses on implementing basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations for articles and categories, along with role and user management, making it a solid foundation for more advanced CMS applications.
The CMS includes a role-based access control system, allowing admins to manage user roles and permissions effectively. Users can be assigned different roles, such as admin or editor, which determine their access to specific functionalities within the application. This feature enhances security and ensures proper management of content and users.
The project features minimal styling, prioritizing functionality and simplicity. Users can add, edit, delete, and view articles and categories through an intuitive interface. The backend leverages Laravel's powerful Eloquent ORM for database interactions, ensuring smooth and efficient data management. Although the styling is basic, the structure is designed to allow easy customization and expansion.
Developing this project helped me gain deeper insights into Laravel's MVC architecture, routing, database migrations, and role management. It serves as a foundation for anyone looking to create a CMS or learn the basics of Laravel development. If you're interested in a straightforward yet functional Laravel project, feel free to explore the repository and build upon it.