🔗 Using the ADR (Action/Domain/Responder) pattern in Laravel

As Laravel applications grow, the initial architectural setup can start to struggle under complexity. Traditionally, controller methods blend various responsibilities like request validation, business rules, and response formatting. This article outlines the ADR (Action/Domain/Responder) pattern, emphasizing how it cleanly separates these concerns. By employing ADR, applications can improve reusability, maintainability, and clarity of code. The article provides clear implementations of each component, showcasing how the Action handles requests, the Domain operates on business logic, and the Responder formats the output. With practical examples, Wendell Adriel demonstrates how adopting this pattern helps Laravel developers streamline their applications and make testing far more straightforward.