Laravel Blade

When working with Blade templates in Laravel, developers often rely on loops to display lists of data such as product catalogs, user profiles, or blog posts. While a regular foreach loop works fine, Laravel goes one step further by introducing the $loop variable. Mastering the $loop variable in Laravel Blade templates makes your code cleaner,

Laravel uses a blade templating engine to render views and perform view-level operations using it. The Blade has some in-built directives that help to perform specific operations like checking conditions or handling loop operations. So you don’t need to repeat logic for that particular task. In this tutorial, we will create a custom blade directive