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Laravel 13 Eloquent ORM Explained | EP 21 Welcome to Episode 21 of the Laravel 13 Tutorial Series by StartCodingClass! In this video, we will learn Laravel 13 Eloquent ORM from the basics and understand how Laravel allows us to work with database tables using clean and expressive PHP code. Eloquent ORM is one of the most important features of Laravel. It allows developers to interact with database tables using Laravel Models instead of writing SQL queries for every database operation. What You Will Learn: What is ORM? What is Eloquent ORM? What is an Eloquent Model? How to create a Model using Artisan Laravel Eloquent Model structure How Models interact with database tables Laravel Model and table naming conventions How to specify a custom table name How to specify a custom primary key Laravel created_at and updated_at timestamps How Eloquent converts PHP code into SQL queries Product::all() Product::find() Product::first() Product::where() Important Eloquent ORM interview questions Basic Eloquent best practices Eloquent Examples Used in This Video: Product::all(); Product::find(1); Product::first(); Product::where('price', 'greater than', 10000); What is Eloquent ORM? Eloquent is Laravel's built-in Object Relational Mapper, also known as ORM. It allows developers to interact with database tables through Laravel Models and expressive PHP syntax. For example, instead of writing a SQL query to retrieve all products, we can use: Product::all(); This makes database operations easier to read, maintain and develop. Laravel 13 Tutorial Series: Previous Video: 20. Laravel 13 Form Validation Current Video: 21. Laravel 13 Eloquent ORM Next Video: 22. Laravel 13 Eloquent ORM - Create, Update and Delete Data In the next episode, we will use Eloquent ORM to perform real CRUD operations, including creating, updating and deleting product records from the database. This Laravel 13 tutorial is useful for: Beginners learning Laravel 13 PHP developers Laravel developers Backend developers Full-stack developers Developers preparing for Laravel interviews Developers learning Eloquent ORM Developers building Laravel applications Question for you: Which Eloquent method do you use most often? Product::all() Product::find() Product::first() Product::where() Comment your answer below! If you found this Laravel 13 tutorial helpful, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE to StartCodingClass, and share this video with other developers. Happy Coding! #Laravel13 #Laravel #EloquentORM #LaravelTutorial #PHP #LaravelDeveloper #PHPDeveloper #Eloquent #WebDevelopment #StartCodingClass