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How and why we implemented the “Repository Pattern” in your PHP backendCategory: Laravel, Laravel, PHP, PHP
In this article I talk about the Repository Pattern and how we implemented it in our application to solve a scalability problem. The Repository Pattern is one of the most disccussed patterns due to a lot of conflicts with ORMs.
We discuss this topic in detail, explaining why and how we implemented it in our backend. The most obvious reason of why an abstraction layer exists in almost any application, is to drastically reduce code duplication.
I would start talking about some bogus problems, in order to clarify immediately when it is “not” necessary to introduce the Repository layer.
We discuss this topic in detail, explaining why and how we implemented it in our backend. The most obvious reason of why an abstraction layer exists in almost any application, is to drastically reduce code duplication.
I would start talking about some bogus problems, in order to clarify immediately when it is “not” necessary to introduce the Repository layer.
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