Laravel·Laravel essentials

Blade

Blade templates compile to PHP with escaped output.

Intermediate 10 min read Lesson 4 of 150 Challenge included
What you will be able to do
  • Use {{ $value }}.
  • Extend layouts with @extends.
  • Use @foreach for loops.

In plain English

Blade templates compile to PHP with escaped output.

  • Use {{ $value }}.
  • Extend layouts with @extends.
  • Use @foreach for loops.
courses.blade.phpPHP
@extends('layout')

@section('content')
  @foreach ($courses as $course)
    <h2>{{ $course->title }}</h2>
  @endforeach
@endsection
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Answer from memory: Which syntax outputs an escaped value in Blade?

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