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Welcome to the Voyager documentation for version 1.2. This documentation will teach you how to install, configure, and use Voyager so that way you can create some kick ass stuff!
Hm Hm (cough)… I mean… Arrgg! Ye young scallywag! What say we learn how to steer this ship!
Before installing Voyager you may want to take a quick moment to learn what is is and what it isn't, we'll do that in the next section.
Before installing Voyager it is very important to take a quick moment to learn what it is & what it isn't.
An admin interface for your Laravel app
An easy way to add/edit/delete data for your app
A menu builder (build menus in Voyager for your app)
A media manager for your files
CRUD/BREAD generator (learn more about BREAD here)
Voyager is simply an admin for your Laravel app. Whatever you want your app to do on the front-end is completely up to you. You are in control of your application and you can use Voyager to make your life easier by adding data, editing users, creating menus, and many other administrative tasks.
A content management system (CMS)
A blogging platform
Wordpress (Bleh! 😜)
Voyager is not a CMS or a blogging platform. But it can be used to create a CMS or a blogging platform, but out of the box it is neither of those. As stated in the previous section you have full control on what your application will do and how it will function.
With Laravel & Voyager you can create any kind of application your heart desires. Laravel & Voyager are simply tools to make it easier to build.