At this point, you've successfully set up the backend for your custom e-commerce platform using Laravel. You've defined the database schema, established relationships between models, and created API endpoints to interact with your data. In the next part of this tutorial, we'll focus on setting up the Vue.js frontend and connecting it to this backend.
Feel free to take a break here before moving on to Part 2, where we will dive into setting up the Vue.js frontend for our e-commerce platform.