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Getting started with Domain Oriented Laravel

Original – by Freek Van der Herten – 1 minute read

A couple of days ago my colleague Brent published a blogpost on Domain Oriented Laravel. In short, he makes the case for organising your code around business concepts or features. That might sound very "heavy" or daunting, but it's actually for easy to get started with.

In this short video I explain how you can use PhpStorm to refactor your code. Make up your own mind if you need this in your projects.

If you want to know some more about how I like to structure my code, check out my talk on controllers I gave at this year's Laracon US.

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