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Domain-Driven Design with Laravel
"Domain-Driven Design with Laravel" is the essential guide to implementing DDD the Laravel way. The book covers topics like:
Simplifying ugly controllers with the help of Actions
Leaning out your models with Custom Query Builders
Using View Models to query data for a specific page
Writing very high-level code with Custom Collections
Getting rid of random arrays like $data using Value Objects and DTOs
Removing annoying status strings like draft or approved with States and Transitions
Structuring your code using Domains and Applications
Applying CQRS in the most simple yet effective form
…And much more
All of the above by building a complex, real-world application. No “hello world” or “smells like a Youtube tutorial” examples. We will implement an e-mail marketing application such as ConvertKit or MailChimp, to be more precise.
Simplifying ugly controllers with the help of Actions
Leaning out your models with Custom Query Builders
Using View Models to query data for a specific page
Writing very high-level code with Custom Collections
Getting rid of random arrays like $data using Value Objects and DTOs
Removing annoying status strings like draft or approved with States and Transitions
Structuring your code using Domains and Applications
Applying CQRS in the most simple yet effective form
…And much more
All of the above by building a complex, real-world application. No “hello world” or “smells like a Youtube tutorial” examples. We will implement an e-mail marketing application such as ConvertKit or MailChimp, to be more precise.
327 pages, ebook
Published April 19, 2022
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October 4, 2022
This book is very clear for understanding ddd. Also he is using a lot of best practice. He have solved some complexity (crqs, ..) by some laravel features.
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