Laravel is a fairly unique framework because it abstracts away many of the details that a new application would normally require, such as routing, event management, and database access, so that we can focus on the more important tasks—the ones that actually set our application apart from others of its kind. This same principle exists in DDD, only it presents itself differently. In DDD, the patterns and building blocks are the foundational components of almost any system and are all concentrated on the core domain itself, instead of being bogged down in the (sometimes) overwhelming sea of details. ...
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