Backend & Frontend pages in blade format with master layouts Authentication and Authorization Login, Register functionality Add/edit/delete users from admin panel Add/edit/delete user groups (roles) from admin panel Blog module with comments – Backend & Frontend Ajax DataTables example.

Backend & Frontend Pages in Blade Format with Master Layouts

• Blade Templates: Use Laravel’s Blade templating engine to create views for both the frontend and backend.

• Master Layouts: Define a base layout (e.g., layouts.master) that includes common elements (header, footer, navigation) to be reused across multiple views.

• Extending Layouts: Each page can extend the master layout and define its own content section.

Authentication and Authorization

• Login Functionality: Allows users to log in using their credentials.

• Register Functionality: Provides users the ability to create a new account.

• Authorization: Restrict access to certain parts of the application based on user roles or permissions.

Add/Edit/Delete Users from Admin Panel

• User Management: Admins can perform CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) on user accounts.

• Form Handling: Use forms in the admin panel to add or update user information.

• Deletion: Option to remove users from the system.

Add/Edit/Delete User Groups (Roles) from Admin Panel

• Role Management: Admins can manage user roles or groups, which define the permissions for different user types.

• CRUD Operations: Create new roles, edit existing ones, or delete roles as needed.

• Assign Roles: Assign roles to users to control their access levels.

Blog Module with Comments – Backend & Frontend

• Blog Posts: Create, edit, and delete blog posts from the backend.

• Comments: Users can leave comments on blog posts, and admins can moderate or manage these comments.

• Frontend Display: Show blog posts and comments on the frontend, allowing users to interact with them.

Ajax DataTables Example

• Dynamic Tables: Use DataTables to display tabular data with features like sorting, searching, and pagination.

• Ajax Integration: Load table data asynchronously using Ajax, allowing for smoother user experiences and faster page loads.

• Backend Handling: Set up endpoints to handle data requests and return JSON responses for the DataTables.