Laravel Patterns

This is a solid reference for structuring production Laravel apps the way experienced teams actually do it: thin controllers that delegate to actions or services, explicit repository bindings, scoped route model binding to prevent cross-tenant leaks, and typed models with casts and scopes. It covers the full stack from routing conventions and form requests through Eloquent patterns, eager loading, query objects, transactions, and background jobs. The examples are concrete and opinionated in a good way, like using `scopeBindings()` for nested routes and keeping a consistent folder layout with Actions and Services directories. Use this when you want a coherent architecture instead of piling everything into controllers or falling into N+1 traps.