What is Laravel?

Laravel is a PHP framework open source and free, is expanded by Taylor Otwell and aimed at supporting the development of model-view-controller (MVC). The outstanding features of Laravel include clear syntax, a Modular pachkage system, access to databases, many other utilities support deployment to application maintenance.

First of all, if you want to install Laravel, you must install Xampp or Wamp before (I installed Xampp). After that, you can perform 2 steps:

- Step 1: Install Composer
Why could we install Composer? 
It is a tool support we install Laravel. When we use Composer, it will find the lastest version of Laravel. We do not need go to main web to check, it will auto update for us. 
Go to this link: https://getcomposer.org/ and click Download
Continue, click Composer-Setup.exe


After you done downloaded, you had a file setup Composer.

Install Composer. 

Click Next, choose the path to the file php.exe in Xampp installation folder (For anyone is using Wamp, the path is bin/php/php5.5.12/php.exe)

Click Next

Composer confirm again about the path php.exe . We continue click Next

And wait a minute to install. 

Composer requies you perform the following steps. Click Next and do these requests. 
    - Open a new command window.
    - Close all File Explorer windows, then open a new command window. 
    - Logoff and Logon again, them open a new command window. 

- Step 2: Install Laravel
Open Command window in htdocs (Shift+Right Click -> Choose Open command window here)

Enter the command: composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel {NameProjectLaravel}

Waiting for installation....

We installed successful. To check again, we go to localhost/NameProjectLaravel/public

The tutorial may have some errors, you can leave a comment and I will answer. I wish you success. Good luck ^^
The next tutorial, I will guide working with Route in Laravel. The lecture include: 
        1. The structure of the Route
        2. Transmission the parameter on Route
        3. Identify the route
        4. Route Group
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