Factory Design Pattern in Laravel and PHP

Learn what the factory pattern is and how it can be implemented using PHP in Laravel.
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[@JoseDlucca]

Great tutorial, but I think it will be better if you also talk about what problem solves this pattern and when to use it

[@yhaelopez]

Cool, never understood this better until now.
Thank you very much and continue this design pattern videos. Your explanations are so clear.

[@esco_tech]

Thanks for the nice words!

[@twentxx]

This is an amazing seria of videos, thank you very much

[@stylesg7818]

Love your tuts. Thank you.

[@user-sc7by4nv1f]

Cool, please continue pattern videos

[@mohamedsy2968]

Perfect, please add more videos 🙏

[@abiezerreyes8484]

Very nice mood bro, I like your videos

[@esco_tech]

Glad you like them, it's greatly appreciated!

[@bakre_dev8728]

Cool

[@RahulSingh821990]

Can map interface with class using service provider, In the same way author of this videos did using match function

[@GayanRamyaKumaragtk]

Great.Need a CURD tutorial with Laravel & dependency injections.

[@esco_tech]

Appreciate the suggestion will keep that in mind. Dependency injection would be a great topic!

[@AndrewErwin73]

Is an interface better here than using an abstract class? Or is it just easier?

[@khangle6872]

Composition over inheritance

[@MehdiEbrahimi-ur9gm]

Everything was fine. but it would be better if you explain the problem and explain where we should use this pattern

[@bhaidar]

The Strategy Pattern uses the Factory Pattern when deciding on a strategy, correct?

[@esco_tech]

Yes, that's correct. I'm sure there are other ways to accomplish this, but this is the way I chose. The context can figure out which implementation to use. It's also possible to create a factory as a separate class and use the factory on it's own so if there was a need to use it somewhere else that's may also be a good choice

[@bhaidar]

@@esco_tech Thanks a lot! it's clear now :-)

[@tnuwan4090]

I have watched your “Strategy Design Pattern” tutorial. It is same as “Factory Design Pattern” in this tutorial.
What’s the difference?

[@esco_tech]

The strategy design pattern does leverage the factory design pattern to get the class back, but it's not necessary to use the factory pattern. As you'll see there are many similarities among design patterns.

[@AneesKhan-uz4mz]

difference between factory and strategy pattern?

[@DavidMachiavello]

From what I can tell, Factory returns the object so you can do whatever you want. Strategy will call an interface's method for you via its Context, so it's more "black box" since you don't touch the resultant object.....i think?

[@ekponoambrose1909]

Great tutorial but s bit too show