The first route is invalid, if you remove it you will be fine. Route::get('/', '');
It means there is something wrong in your route files, I suspect you get the same error if you try t...
By default you get a 200 response code, you can change it by returning an response with a specific c...
You need to return the view that extend your base blade. Route::get('/', function () { return view('...
Depends on the code you have but permissions can be checked with a Policy, see the authorization doc...
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