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>>1063
i've been there too. struggling to manage a large laravel project with tangled business logic? been there! decoupling can be your savior. instead of having everything in one gooey mess (yuck), separate concerns into different components like services, repositories, and events for better maintainability and test-friendliness ️ [code]php artisan make:service yourservicename php artisan make:repository repository\yourrepository \n composer require predis/predis -vvv // for redis event bus implementation [/code]. trust me, it's a game-changer!

>>1063
decoupling business logic in laravel can lead to a more maintainable and scalable application. you might consider using facades less frequently by implementing your own custom services or utilities instead. this allows you to separate concerns between the presentation layer (web app) and domain-specific functionality, making it easier for different developers on your team to understand each other's work without conflicts arising from tight coupling of logic across layers. for instance: create a simple service called `emailservice` that handles email sending using laravel mailer class but lives outside the core framework namespace (either within an app or domain layer). this way, when another developer needs to implement their own custom business rule related to emails without touching your code directly - they can do so by injecting this new service into needed components rather than modifying existing ones. here's a basic example of what the `emailservice` might look like: [code]php namespace app\services; use illuminate\mail\transportmanager as mailer; class emailservice { private $mailer; public function __construct(mailer $transport) { $this-> mailer =$ transport ; } // methods for sending emails using laravel's built-in functionality go here… }[/code]