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The Result pattern for error handling in PHP allows methods to return success or failure objects instead of throwing exceptions directly. This Skill demonstrates custom exceptions and the Result pattern to build resilient applications with predictable control flow.

Setting up dependency injection in a PHP application is best achieved using a service container for constructor injection. This Skill explains how to configure a simple container, ensuring your object-oriented code is fully testable and maintainable.

Refactoring legacy PHP code to use modern OOP features involves integrating typed properties, enums, and attributes for better readability. This Skill provides patterns for traits, interfaces, and abstract classes to improve code organization in PHP 7.4+ projects.

This PHP skill explicitly supports modern type systems for versions 7.4 and above. It demonstrates how to apply typed properties, return types, and parameter declarations to ensure robust and maintainable application development.

Generating a composer.json file for a new PHP project defines your dependencies and autoloading rules. This Skill facilitates quick starts by generating this configuration file to initialize your modern PHP application structure.

You can apply these PHP patterns with frameworks like Laravel or Symfony to standardize your application architecture. The Skill covers dependency injection, interfaces, and object-oriented design patterns that align directly with these frameworks' conventions.