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Modular programming in Laravel 5+ #232

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essivision opened this issue Dec 15, 2015 · 4 comments
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Modular programming in Laravel 5+ #232

essivision opened this issue Dec 15, 2015 · 4 comments

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@essivision
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I'm starting a new project and I want to reuse some parts of it, mainly the stuff related to user registration and authentication. I can copy and paste all of the code but I want to use again. I know there is Package Development in Laravel but it's not easy and feel like there must be a better way.some days ago find a pingpong/modules but I don't know about it. it's third party plugin and don't trust it about update for new Laravel version.

use this plugin is true? Is this plugin is updated later? What's different between Embedd Package Laravel and pingpong/modules? or Do you have any suggestion?

@essivision essivision changed the title Best practice to modular programming in Laravel 5+ Modular programming in Laravel 5+ Dec 15, 2015
@nWidart
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nWidart commented Dec 15, 2015

Hello,

I use this package extensively in AsgardCms, and it works great.
This modular approach is very nice for complex application as for simple content sites.

@mahmutbayri
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Hello,
I use pingpong/modules in a large scale app. You can do a lot of things as laravel packages, but they isn't any connection between them. This package organizes your modules and it is very powerful when i compare to similar packages.

And! @nWidart , your package(s) are also powerful, heavily inspired me. It is very nice for bootstrap. I have worked alot on them. I optimized it, replace some features (authorization, authentication, theme etc.)

@essivision
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because I want use modules as infrastructure and it's critical in project, I am afraid in future, pingpong/modules not update or not support. what's your opinion?

@mtasuandi
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@essivision by making it open source, so everyone are open to join the development. You can fork your own version of the pingpong modules and keep it updated with whatever your requirements.

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