Sometimes you might be defining a new "get()" route only to return blade view, but in some cases, this can be simplified to use the "view()" method instead.
Using "get()" Method
So instead of using the "get()" method below.
Using "get()" Method
So instead of using the "get()" method below.
Route::get('/pages/contact-us', function () {
return view('pages.contact-us');
});You can use the "view()" method like below.
Using "view()" Method
Route::view('/pages/contact-us', 'pages.contact-us');By using this way the code is more expressive and straightforward. Do note that if you need to pass parameters then you can pass in as the 3rd parameter.
Route::view('/pages/contact-us', 'pages.contact-us', ['email' => '[email protected]']);
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