How to implement design patterns in Laravel? about laravel-roadmap-learning-path HOT 4 CLOSED

@amitleuva1987 I've been researching this subject a while ago and realized that there's no such thing as "design patterns in Laravel", it's mostly about structuring your PHP classes in a good old OOP way according to design patterns.

So if you want to strictly follow design patterns, you typically zoom out your thinking and stop thinking about your project as a Laravel project, but rather a PHP project.

So I decided to switch the topic to SOLID Code, including some design patterns, and released it as a course here: https://laraveldaily.teachable.com/p/solid-code-in-laravel

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@PovilasKorop , your answer is very helpful.

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@PovilasKorop , Thank you very much for the explanation. I would also switch to the SOLID principles.

I also did not find anything regarding design patterns in Laravel. I mean there is no way to create an interface like we create models using the command 'php artisan make:model modelname'. If I need a new factory design, I have to create classes manually. There is no one command to fulfill this.

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@amitleuva1987 yes, exactly, if you need an interface, you're creating not a Laravel thing, you're creating a PHP file.
If you need a factory design, it's a PHP thing, not Laravel.

Please close the issue if I answered "successfully" :)

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