Mastering Laravel Action Classes: Organize Your Code and Boost Your Productivity

In Laravel or any programming language for that matter, you have many ways to architect your code. Some follow the MVC pattern, and some may use the Factory pattern to name a few.
In Laravel, Action classes are a thing that has been used in multiple places including some of the first-party plugins from the framework maintainers. And this package of Laravel - Action classes takes the actions to the next level and allow you to architect your code much better.
In this video, I am going to show you the power of Action classes.
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[@mohamedmahdy6739]

Good package, although I liked ADR more

[@amitavroydev]

Sure, this is just one more of the many ways to do things

[@bulent2435]

I can see why people like the action classes but I don't like the idea of putting everything in one place. I think each class should do its own job by using similar classes under the hood.

[@amitavroydev]

Yes, I do agree with what you’re saying.
Here in this example, the update password class is responsible for the main business logic, response and even managing a console command.
But yes, this idea is quite different. Almost like how initially tailwind felt.
But now it is getting used a lot. So, never know