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Commands and Domain Events

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Laracasts is starting a new series on Commands and Domain Events:

As you advance in your career, you’ll quickly fall into the “sequential tasks” trap. “I need to do these ten things when a user signs up…. but I have no idea where to place this logic.” Many times, we give up and simply throw it in the controller. But is that the best place? Might there be a better way (when appropriate) to structure our applications?

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Eric is the creator of Laravel News and has been covering Laravel since 2012.

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