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The most often question I hear in Laravel is this:

“Where should I put this code logic?”

Here’s a typical post from StackOverflow:

/></figure> <hr /> <p>Basic Laravel is an MVC framework, it’s clear what should be in Model, View and Controller. But what if you have <strong>custom</strong> logic for processing data before passing it to the view? Where should it be?</p> <ul> <li>In the same <strong>Controller</strong> method?</li> <li>Separate <strong>private</strong> Controller method?</li> <li>Static function in <strong>Model</strong>?</li> <li>Separate class, like <strong>Service</strong>?</li> <li>Or, maybe, global <strong>helper</strong> function without any class?</li> <li>Also, I’ve heard <strong>Repository</strong> is a widely-used pattern?</li> </ul> <p>And the list goes on.</p> <p>Of course, the correct answer is <strong>it depends</strong>. But depends on what?<br /> This is what I’m gonna talk about in this course.</p> <p>The goal is to discuss <strong>practical examples</strong> of structuring larger Laravel applications, various approaches and patterns. We will analyze existing popular open-source projects and their structure.</p> <p>Course Curriculum</p> <p><strong>Core Laravel MVC: Working with Controllers/Models/Views</strong><br /> PreviewUse More Eloquent: Accessors/Mutators, Scopes, Observers & “Magic” Methods (10:09)<br /> PreviewControllers and Routes: Where to Put “Extra” Methods? (8:53)<br /> StartStructuring Blade Files: @extends, @yield and Other Commands (13:17)<br /> StartCustom Base Controllers and Base Models (5:13)<br /> StartConfiguration: Never Use env() Directly in Controllers/Models (5:26)<br /> <strong>Custom Laravel Classes Inside app/ Folder</strong><br /> StartForm Request Classes for Validation (4:35)<br /> StartUser Notifications: Stop Using Mail::send() (5:50)<br /> PreviewJobs, Queues and Scheduling Tasks (5:04)<br /> StartEvents and Their Listeners (7:15)<br /> StartAPI Resources for Data Transformation (9:17)<br /> StartGlobal Helpers, External PHP Classes, Autoloading and PSR-4 (6:52)<br /> <strong>SOLID Principles with Examples</strong><br /> Preview1. Single-Responsibility Principle (6:35)<br /> Start2. Open-Closed Principle (11:36)<br /> Start3. Liskov Substitution Principle (4:22)<br /> Start4. Interface Segregation Principle (5:17)<br /> Start5. Dependency Inversion Principle (4:43)<br /> <strong>Growing Bigger: Design Patterns</strong><br /> PreviewRepositories: to Use or Not to Use? (9:11)<br /> StartWhen/How to Use Service Classes? (6:35)<br /> StartTraits: Good Practice or Last Resort? (4:50)<br /> StartDependency injection in PHP and Laravel (6:30)<br /> StartAdapter, Strategy, Factory and Other Fancy Words (5:28)<br /> StartWait, What About Unit Testing? (5:34)<br /> <strong>Packages and Open-Source Projects</strong><br /> StartCreate Your Own Laravel Package (9:19)<br /> StartLaravel Modules: Package by Nicholas Widart (7:02)<br /> StartReview: Akaunting Open-Source Project Structure (40:50)<br /> StartReview: Laravel.io Community Portal Structure (12:02)<br /> StartReview: MonicaHQ – Personal CRM Project Structure (41:54)<br /> <strong>Practical Examples</strong><br /> StartPublic Website + Adminpanel: Reusing Classes and Features (12:15)<br /> StartRefactoring Big Controller Into Various Classes/Methods (14:54)</p> </div> <h3 style=Delivery Method

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