See how Laravel facades and the service container work behind the scenes, and discover why its “magic” is just plain PHP.

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An exploration of Laravel's 'magical' features — specifically facades and the service container — revealing how they work under the hood and demonstrating that the apparent magic is built on standard PHP principles.

Is Laravel Too Magical?

very great demonstration. Now can we say PHP is too magical xD

Laravel is too magical. I’m talking about using magic methods, which isn’t good. Yes - it’s part of the language. But spaghetti code also part of language. So what’s the difference?
This article is bad. Laravel code has a lot of magic. Fasades is the worst syntax sugar I’ve ever seen, as one of the examples.

I don’t know if it is “too” magical but it is definitely magical.
That is why I switched to the MEAN stack and now React/Next