In Laravel, routing allows users to send all of their application's requests to the proper controller. The most basic routes in Laravel accept and recognise a Uniform Asset Identifier together with a closure, as it should be a straightforward and expressive manner of routing.
Controllers can combine similar request processing logic into a single class. A UserController class, for example, might manage all user-related inbound requests, such as viewing, creating, updating, and deleting users. Controllers are stored in the app/Http/Controllers directory by default.
The routing controller manages all incoming and outgoing traffic and ensures that no one gets stuck in a bottleneck. The controller also helps to prevent congestion and optimize throughput by managing traffic flow.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a routing controller in Laravel. We will also learn how to use it and configure it with the route's URI template.
Laravel routing controllers are a useful tool for routing in Laravel applications. They provide a lot of flexibility and can be used to create a more customized experience.
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