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In this video, we’re going to explore web routes and how to create dynamic navigation using URIs and Closures. If you're unfamiliar with the differences between the URI, URL, and URN, check the teacher’s notes below to learn more. A route maps all user requests to its appropriate controller, much like an air traffic controller would route airplane traffic. Imagine a user requests a home page from a Laravel app where each user request is routed according to a URI (or Uniform Resource Identifier) like “/” for the homepage or “/about” for an about page.
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