beanmoss

Easy way: place the file somewhere in you app folder. Autoload it as file on your composer.json Not...

check this out http://laravel.com/docs/5.0/packages#configuration

Hello, You can use php artisan routes command to list all routes and its corresponding controller@me...

I suggest you get all permissions first: Pemission::all() or list() then on your view, you can iter...

it means you should pass a variable called name to your view or do this: <title>{{isset($name)...