Refactoring Laravel Routes: Tips for Junior Developers #laravel #shorts
In this Laravel Code Review tutorial, we will be discussing how to refactor routes for a junior developer. We will focus on grouped routes, middlewares, prefixes, and the except method. We will look at an example of how middleware of auth is being used on every single route and how to make a grouped route to eliminate chained middleware. We will also add a prefix for all routes and use the except method to exclude routes from the resource controller. By following these steps, we can optimize our code and make it more efficient. Join us in this tutorial to learn how to refactor your Laravel routes like a pro!
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