Separating Validation from Controllers is a MUST in Laravel… HERE’S HOW #shorts
This tutorial will explain why separating request validation from controllers is important in Laravel and provide a step-by-step guide to implementing this practice. By creating a custom request class, defining validation rules within it, and injecting it into the controller method, you can remove validation logic from the controller method and improve the organization and maintainability of your code. Separating request validation also allows for more efficient testing and makes it easier to modify validation rules in the future. By implementing this best practice, you can ensure that your Laravel projects are well-organized and easy to maintain.
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