Installing Laravel 10 via Composer is a straightforward process, ensuring you have the necessary prerequisites in place. Laravel, known for its expressive syntax and adherence to the model-view-controller (MVC) architectural pattern, offers an enhanced development experience with features like dependency injection, a robust database abstraction layer, queues, scheduled jobs, and comprehensive testing capabilities.

Here's a step-by-step guide for installing Laravel 10 using Composer:

Step 1: Prerequisites

Before diving into the installation process, make sure you have the following prerequisites set up:

   - PHP version 8

   - Composer version 2

Composer, a powerful dependency manager for PHP, will be utilized to install all the required libraries for running Laravel seamlessly.

You can install Composer from the link given below

https://getcomposer.org/ 

After installation of the composer, run the below command on your terminal.

$composer

It gives output like this.

Step 2: 

After Successfully installing PHP and Composer, you need to create a new Laravel project via Composer.

Run the below command.

$composer create-project laravel/laravel blog-app

It gives output like this.

Step 3: 

After successfully creating the project, start Laravel’s local development server using Laravel’s Artisan CLI serve command

Run the below command.

$cd blog-app
$php artisan serve

It gives output like this.

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