##I'd like to firstly thank you all, for the opportunity.:smile:
It's clear to me that I still have some learning to do with laravel, the task I found a bit tricky and honestly I gave it my best shot :bullseye:
I managed to get integrated into the laravel environment. I also manged to enusre that I could connect to the db and also read and create entries (tinker).
I was about to finally read the files and their contents.
http://localhost/tweets/create
http://localhost/users/create
I also managed to display that content out and learned how to integrate the internal bootstrap without actually having to use the CDNs.
I managed to use artisan quite a lot, it's very similar to cake bake, I must say.
I was not able to actually pull the content do the string manipulation and ensure that I can move content form the file through a controller into the db and this was I'd say the crux of the challenge.
Tinker made my life som much easier especially when seeding databases with random content. I'll continue using this tool despite what I walk away with.
Laravel is neat! It allows you to easily integrate db, ui and model behaviour pretty well & in a very non-abstract way.
The folder structure in laravel shows that the coders making it wanted to cover as much s possible, this will need a good IDE, something like Intellij somtimes I found my self lost between folders.
Once again thanks for the opportunity, I walk away a better programmer either way :)