Laravel checks for the existence of files before routing. If a file exists at /a/b/c.php and you point your browser there, Laravel will serve the file instead of using the framework to determine what to serve the user.
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Awesome, so next question. How can I use that php file while importing and using stuff like templating? the main public/index.php that Laravel uses autoloads everything. Will I need to autoload the same way on every php file?
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