Your Laravel Queries Are Lying to You
How many times does Product::latest() appear in your codebase? If the answer is more than once, you're not DRY — you're just organized duplication. Every repeated query entry point is another inter...
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How many times does Product::latest() appear in your codebase? If the answer is more than once, you're not DRY — you're just organized duplication. Every repeated query entry point is another interpretation of how that query should behave. Inconsistencies creep in silently, and future changes become a scavenger hunt. Atomic Query Construction (AQC) fixes this with one rule: Every model gets exactly one query entry point, inside a dedicated execution class. // Every. Single. Time. (new GetProducts())->handle($params); Filters, sorting, pagination — all controlled through params. One place to change, one place to debug, zero drift. 📖 Read the complete article here.
