That's when I began to think of my code as packages. That's also where most of my open source packages come from. It's stuff that I built and use in real-world applications in my day job.

And it's not about open source!
If you do not care about open source, or simply are required to close the source for whatever reason, building packages will still benefit you, your team-members and your employer.

There are so many benefits when you start encapsulating your code into smaller, more manageable chunks of packages:

You structure your code so that it becomes more manageable
Your code becomes easier to test
You can document packages easier than a full-blown application
Have re-usable software components for future use
Open Source your code and benefit from the PHP community
And many more.

Citación :

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