Tickets Please! A Ticket for the (Command) Bus

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Demonstrates using SimpleBus Command Bus and Event Bus inside Symfony to refactor a large ticket‑sale controller into small commands, handlers and event subscribers. Shows separating domain entities (constructor validation with external Doctrine mapping) and repository interfaces, and extracting responsibilities—create ticket, send email, send SMS, handle promotion—into independent pieces to build a testable, maintainable ticket‑sale API.

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1. 0:00Series intro
2. 3:39Ticket sharing problem
3. 6:59Season 1 and fat controller
4. 12:19Searching for a solution
5. 14:06Command Bus and SOLID
6. 16:57Season 2 fresh start
7. 23:22Domain-applicative decoupling
8. 31:34Events and subscribers
9. 37:42Domain exception handling
10. 40:07Key concepts summary
11. 42:16Conclusion and future

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