2 Methods on How to Use Controller Middlewares in Laravel #laravel #shorts
In this tutorial, we're going to explore two methods on how to use controller middlewares in Laravel. A middleware in Laravel acts as a bridge between the request and response, while a controller handles incoming requests and generates responses. By combining middleware and controllers, Laravel provides a structured approach to request handling. We'll dive into the first method, which involves defining a controller and using middleware() to apply middleware to specific methods or the entire controller. Additionally, we'll explore the second method, which utilizes middleware on a route by chaining the middleware method and specifying the middleware's name. Join us as we uncover these techniques and feel free to share your preferred method in the comment section below.
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