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Use named routes, they are convenient and you can manipulate models, not IDs. If you have a route:

Route::put('/book/{book}', [ BookController::class, 'update' ])->name('book.update');

and a controller:

// BookController.php

public function update(Book $book)
{
    // ...
}

then this:

$book = Book::where('name', 'Harry Potter and whatever')->first();

route('book.update', ['book' => $book])

will generate this URL: https://yoursite.com/book/123 (assuming 123 is the id of the book "Harry Potter and whatever")

I agree with @glukinho. If you use the named routes you are more flexible in the future.

@developer654079525 Well you shouldn’t be hard-coding URLs in the first place, so use named routes for their intended purpose.