I have selected the "Routing" page from Laravel documentation(https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/routing) to explain.

Routing is an essential part of any web application. It enables us to define how the application will respond to client requests. Laravel provides an intuitive and straightforward way for defining routes.

The page starts by explaining how to define basic routes using the Closure functionality. It also shows how to define routes with parameters and how to use of optional parameters.

Laravel uses Route Facade to define routes for Controller as well. The page goes on to explain how to create RESTful resource controllers and their associated routes.

The page also has a detailed section on Naming Routes, which is helpful for generating URLs or redirecting to a specific route. It covers Named Routes, Route Groups, Prefixing and Namespace, and Miscellaneous Methods.

Lastly, the page explains how to define Redirect Routes, which is useful for redirecting a client request from one URL to another.

Overall, the "Routing" page of Laravel documentation is a detailed and comprehensive guide to defining routes in a Laravel application.

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