What happens in laravel 4 bootstraping

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Laravel uses a bootstrapping process when an HTTP request is received: 1. Providers are registered with the application service container to make services available. 2. Filters and routes are registered to handle requests. 3. The request is handled by the router and processed by the matched route, with filters applied. The route then dispatches the request to the appropriate controller.

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