No, Laravel is not a full-stack framework. It focuses on the back-end development of web applications. It provides tools and features for tasks like routing, database management, and authentication.
However, for the complete development of a web application, you also need a front-end framework like Vue.js or React.js to handle the user interface and client-side interactivity. By combining Laravel with a front-end framework, you can create a full-stack application that encompasses both the back-end and front-end components. So, while Laravel is powerful for server-side development, it is not sufficient on its own for full-stack development.