1 year ago

Laravel has a fantastic dependency injection container, yet many people shy away from it. In this tutorial, I will walk through how I lean on Laravels container to make my code work for me.

We start with maybe 5-6 bindings for a simple application, add several new features, and need to add bindings to the container.

{ $this->app->register( provider: AuthDomainServiceProvider::class, ); $this->app->register( provider: CommunicationDomainServiceProvider::class, ); $this->app->register( provider: WorkDomainServiceProvider::class, ); }}

Of course, I keep the other default service providers with a Laravel application, as they have their purpose.