does a blog website also have authentication for admins and users?
hello everyone, I have a question. Usually if you create a blog with Laravel, for the management of all posts, whether it is set from the website on the backend or directly create a post from the database. if it is set on the website on the backend side, why do I see some blogs that don't display the authentication side. or whether the route is hidden, so users / visitors can only see the contents of the blog.
@tykus sorry my bad, I mean For management blog or posts. It's come from website at backend side or create it directly from the database, if create it on the backend side of the website or like the admin panel. does it use authentication, if so, is the route to enter the admin panel hidden? so that visitors can't see it, because I see on several blogs that use Laravel, there are those who don't show authentication, such as a route to login or register.
@martinbean I can't found it,but usually if there's no authentication on his blog. so do they make it directly from database or is there another way to manage the posts?. Sorry sir, if my question may not be very relevant. I'm still a beginner, so I don't have any experience with what actually happens on the backend when managing all the data. as far as I know it's only set through the database or on the admin side of the panel.