laravel creating a registration form

//Creating a Registration Form

//Laravel has ability to use a different route for get and post without going to a different page

// Ideally the default value of field "remember_token" in "users" table should be "Null", if you get an error

// Hash::make() is a Laravel function which implements security on password & needs 128 length in db table

// To Create a Form, use below code in 'register.blade.php'



      <h2>New User Registration</h2>
      {{    Form::open(array('url'=>'register'))    }}

            {{  Form::label('email','E-mail')  }}
            {{ Form::text('email') }}
      
            {{  Form::label('username','Name')  }}
            {{ Form::text('username') }}
            
            {{  Form::label('password','Password')  }}
            {{ Form::text('password') }}            
            
            {{ Form::submit('Sign Up') }}
                

      {{    Form::close()    }}






// To Create a Form & submit it in db table, below will be the Route



Route::get('/register',  function() 
{
    return View::make('register');
});

Route::post('/register', function ()
{
    $user=new User;
    $user->email=  Input::get('email');
    $user->username= Input::get('username');
    $user->password= Hash::make(Input::get('password')); 
    // Hash::make() is a Laravel function which implements security on password & needs 128 length in db table
    $user->save();
    $theEmail=  Input::get('email');
    return View::make('thanks')->with('theEmail',$theEmail); // this means pick value of variable $theEmail to 

display in thanks notice
});





// Then for thanks sign up page, use below code in "thanks.blade.php

    <h1>Sign Up!</h1>
    <article class="post">
      <h2>Thanks for Registering</h2>
      <p>
          You will shortly receive e-mail at {{ $theEmail   }}
      </p>"