One page from the Laravel documentation that is useful for developers is the page on Laravel's Eloquent ORM Model Conventions.

Eloquent ORM is the default ORM included in Laravel, which allows developers to map database tables to PHP classes and interact with them using syntax similar to natural language. The Model Conventions page describes how developers should name their Eloquent models for the ORM to work properly.

The page explains that Eloquent models should be named using the "studly case" format, in which each word in the model name has its first letter capitalized and there are no underscores between words. Additionally, the model should have a singular name that matches the table name in the database.

The page also covers the case where a table name is a compound word that can't be translated into a singular form, and in that case, the model name should be named in a similar compound format but with studly case.

In conclusion, understanding the Eloquent ORM Model Conventions page in the Laravel documentation is a fundamental requirement for Laravel developers to map their database tables to PHP classes using the Eloquent ORM.

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