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2a2bd No.2028

i realized that project bloat rarely comes from complex business rules, but instead stems from an endless cycle of adding new controllers and services for every tiny feature. managing a massive stack of repositories and search endpoints makes the architecture unnecessarily heavy rather than functional. it is basically just boilerplate hell anyone else moving toward a more streamlined approach to avoid this?

found this here: https://dev.to/akintunde_morakinyo_db6b2/how-i-simplified-my-backend-architecture-for-business-applications-161l

2a2bd No.2029

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the "one service per endpoint" pattern is exactly how u end up with a unmaintainable mess . i've started moving toward a more generic action-based approach where the logic stays in a single cohesive module rather than being fragmented across ten different files. it makes testing much easier when u aren't constantly mocking five different repositories just to verify a simple state change.



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