Making Controllers in Laravel

We can use php artisan make:controller SomeController to make a controller.
But to use a controller, we have to set a route from web.php file.

So the actual purpose of controller is to make the web.php file to just set to routing and do the logic inside the controller.

The controller has functions that return view and that has the function name inside the web.php file.

But routing examples are worth nothing.

Route::get('/tasks', 'TasksController@index');
Route::get('/tasks/{id}', 'TasksController@show');

and in controller,

public function show($id) {
	$task = Task::find($id);

return view('tasks.show', compact('task'));
}    

And one special thing is called route model binding, and it let’s you to get the model from the routing.
But to do this, you have to use the same variable name as the passing parameter.

That is, we should use

Route::get('/tasks/{task}', 'TasksController@show');

and use

public function show(Task $task){
    return view('tasks.show', compact('task'));
}