Every request enters through public/index.php, which bootstraps the framework and creates a service container. The HTTP kernel then sends the request through global middleware, matches it to a route, and dispatches it to a controller or closure. Finally, a Response object is sent back to the browser.
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2. Request Lifecycle
How a request flows through Laravel.
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