Simplify Laravel Fat Controller Code with Service Class | Laravel Refactoring

Simplify Laravel Fat Controller Code with Service Class | Laravel Refactoring

Discover how to declutter your Laravel application by refactoring bulky controllers with the help of Service Classes. This tutorial is designed for developers who want to enhance the maintainability and readability of their Laravel codebase.

🔍 In this video, we'll dive into:
- The challenges of managing fat controllers in Laravel.
- Step-by-step instructions on extracting business logic into Service Classes.
- Best practices for clean, modular, and scalable code in Laravel.

🛠️ What you'll learn:
- The concept of "Thin Controllers, Thick Models" and how Service Classes fit into this paradigm.
- How to identify code that should be moved from controllers to a service layer.
- Techniques to refactor existing controller methods into clean, testable services.
- Tips for organizing your service layer for maximum clarity and reusability.

👩‍💻 Who this video is for:
This video is perfect for intermediate Laravel developers looking to improve their application architecture and advanced beginners eager to adopt industry best practices.

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[lassestube]

I think it’s great. I’d use a data object with typed values, and pass to the service. Also I’d dependency inject service with type, and call it service, not event ;)

[finzilla]

Awesome explanation! but how does your eyes survive with light mode? hahahahaa

[AndreaForlin]

Good work, but why not use dependency injection and inject EventService?

[truthzp]

Good job.
Did you intentionally omit "ccURL" and "CCFullAddress" in the "$event->fill()" method to trigger me to add this comment? :D
And there's a good idea to create a DTO instead of passing "$r->all()".