This is a simple laravel blog.This project is built with laravel 9,alipnejs and tailwind css. It includes features such as:

• Authentication
• Authorization
• CRUD functionality
• Email subscribing
• Image uploading
• Showing posts based on which user created them or what category they belong to
• Detencing wether a user is administrator or not and logging in/showing different pages based on the logged in user's role
• Using dummy user/post profile pictures if no pictures were provided.
• Flash notifications
• Pagination
• Using databse seeders
• Added CRUD functionality for categories
• Added CRUD functionality for users (Users can now view/edit their accounts)
• Admins can now view all users including their status and how many posts they've created.

Rename .env.example file to .env inside your project root and fill the database information. Open the console and cd into your project root directory.

• Run composer install too install necesary files
• Run php artisan key:generate to generate a unique app key.
• Run php artisan migrate:fresh --seed.This will migrate all the necessary database tables, create an admin with email admin@admin.com and password password along with 50 dummy posts created by that admin. This can be modified as necessary. If you prefer not to use database seeders you can manually register a user but to turn that user into an admin you'd have to manually update it from the database table. If you'd like to do that on the admin cloumn on users table update the value from 0 to 1. This will tell the database that this user has administrator permissions and give you the administrator privilages. After that you'd have to create a category so you can associate your future posts to a category.
• To give the users the ability to subscribe make sure to change 'server' => 'your-server-nr-here' to your server code on AppServiceProvider.php and MAILCHIMP_KEY=...your-mailchimp-key-here... MAILCHIMP_LIST_SUBSCRIBERS=...your-list-id-here... to your server id's on your .env file.
• Run php artisan serve to boot up the app.
  
• barryvdh/laravel-debugbar has been added for testing. The debug bar with only show if APP_DEBUG is set to true on .env file. Have fun toying around with your brand new app.