When working on Laravel applications, two design patterns often come up in discussions about structuring code for maintainability and scalability: the Repository Pattern and the Service Layer Pattern. In this blog post, I’ll discuss both patterns from my perspective, share their respective benefits, and explain when each pattern is appropriate to use.
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