Hi Hubert!
I think its a problem with the IDE on recognizing the dependencies.
Before opening the project with NetBeans try to run php artisan serve on the comand line to see if there's any problem with the project itself. Make sure you run this comand on the root directory of the project. If the project run and it shows you the welcome page of Laravel, then its all good.
You can also try other IDEs such as PHPStorm or even text editors like SublimeText and VScode.
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5 years ago.
I think you are right.
I'll put the question to a Netbeans forum.
Hubert
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