Hello Dev,

In this brief post, I'll demonstrate how to create a Blade view file using the Artisan command in a Laravel 11 application. Laravel version 11 introduces a convenient new feature: the ability to generate Blade files directly from the command line. To create a view file named "welcome.blade.php," simply execute the following Artisan command: `php artisan make:view welcome`. This enhancement streamlines the process of generating Blade views using Laravel's Artisan command.

To create the `dashboard.blade.php` file using the Artisan command, execute the following in your Laravel 11 application:

php artisan make:view dashboard

This command will generate a new Blade view file named `dashboard.blade.php` in your `resources/views` directory. After running the command, you can check the output by navigating to the `resources/views` directory in your Laravel project. This approach allows you to efficiently create and manage Blade templates for your application's frontend views.

they will create new file as like the below:

<div>
    <!-- The best way to predict the future is to create it. - Ratan Tata -->
</div>

To create the `index.blade.php` file within the `users` folder using Laravel's Artisan command, run the following:

php artisan make:view users.index

Executing this command will generate a new Blade view file named `index.blade.php` specifically in the `resources/views/users` directory of your Laravel project. After running the command, you can verify the creation of the file by navigating to the `resources/views/users` directory. This method provides a straightforward way to organize and create Blade templates tailored for different sections or components within your application.

they will create new file as like the below:

<div>
    <!-- Dream big and work hard to make those dreams a reality. - Ratan Tata -->
</div>

Feel free to ask if you have any questions or need further clarification!