views are not suppose to be cluttered with php code
however to solve this, what you can do is define an alias in the config/app.php, add a new line in the aliases array
'Xclass' => Anamespace\Bnamespace\Xclass::class,
then you should be able to use Xclass in the view directly
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8 years ago.
Thanks.
Is there a common approach for this case? Maybe it is better to create global helper function?
Solution
depends on what you're doing.
- formatting a date -> it's better to use a helper function.
- get a list of user types -> better to call a static method
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