1. Security
Users of Laravel will be impressed with the level of protection from all possible security-related errors like clickjacking, SQL injections, cross-site scripting, and forgery.
2. Support of MVC
Such separation enables Html Layout Designers (less costly staff) to change the appearance of a web page easily without interacting with Developers (more expensive stuff). Possible bug fixes and feature requests would be done by developers faster (read as “cost-effectively”) if all programming code of the web application has the appropriate separation at the early stage of the development.
3. Speed
It is important not just to create an application but also to create a fast application, which will result in accelerating revenue. Integration with so-called caching backends is often one of the main steps taken to improve a web application performance.
4. Scalability
Scalability in a large systems involve many thing to consider before to start to build it, such as:
Rendering, Versioning, Monolithic, SOA or Microservices
5. Fine Unit Testing
In Laravel’s unit testing, every module of your web application is tested before the site goes live so that no part of your website remains broken. Fine unit testing ensures that there are no bugs or exceptions in your web application which makes a high-performance and bug-free and ultimately hassle- free application for your end users. It is another exception of Laravel framework.
6. Integration with Mail Services
Mail service integration is another benefit that Laravel provides. It is used to send notifications to users’ to notify them about the various events that take place. It has become inconceivable nowadays, to have a modern online application that lacks simple email notification to new customers portraying their promising web registration. It also provides drivers for Mailgun, SMTP, Mandrill, SparkPost, PHP’s “mail” function and Amazon SES which allows an application to get started speedily.
