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SOLID Code in Laravel

1h 46m 51s
English
Paid

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Want to get a Senior Laravel developer position? You probably need to master software design principles, like SOLID.

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So, if you want to have a PRACTICAL dive into SOLID and how to apply it specifically to Laravel projects, this 1.5-hour course is for you. In addition to explaining those five letters individually, I will show how they are used in existing open-source projects, also we'll discuss some other principles and how to generally think about SOLID. Are you with me?

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#1: Before We Begin: What is SOLID and My Initial Thoughts

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1
Before We Begin: What is SOLID and My Initial Thoughts Demo
02:09
2
S: Single-Responsibility Principle - Too Big Methods
05:52
3
S: Single-Responsibility Principle - Too Big Controllers
04:11
4
O: Open-Closed Principle - Report Formats with New Classes
05:04
5
O: Open-Closed Principle - Vendor in Laravel
02:49
6
O: Open-Closed Principle - Eloquent Attribute with Salary Calculator
04:05
7
L: Liskov Substitution Principle - Type-Hint Everything
06:22
8
I: Interface Segregation Principle - Default Laravel Models
03:22
9
I: Interface Segregation Principle - Separate Data and Download
02:53
10
D: Dependency Inversion Principle - Pass the Parameter as Interface
03:29
11
D: Dependency Inversion Principle - Report Interface
01:45
12
Monica CRM: 4 Principles with Some Potential Improvements
12:12
13
Koel Music Service: Useful Services and Kinda Useless Repositories?
07:06
14
Spatie Media Library: HasMedia Interface with Trait Implementation
04:21
15
Laravel Fortify: Override Views for All Pages
03:01
16
Tools for Static Analysis to Detect SOLID Violations: Larastan, PHP Insights, PHP Metrics
22:07
17
DRY: Blade Components
03:03
18
Fowler's Code Smells
02:07
19
YAGNI And Premature Optimisation
04:53
20
SOLID is Too Old? Introducing SHOC and CUPID
03:42
21
So How to Apply SOLID in Everyday Coding?
02:18

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