Q1. Explain Laravel's service container and dependency injection
Tests architectural depth — should cover binding, resolving, and why it matters for testability
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Tests architectural depth — should cover binding, resolving, and why it matters for testability
Should mention eager loading with with() and load(), plus how to detect it
Look for examples like emails, report generation, third-party API calls
Should explain token-based SPA auth vs full OAuth2 server use cases
Look for service classes, repositories, form requests, actions, or domain-driven folder structure
Should describe feature vs unit tests, database refresh traits, factories, and mocking
Practical answers reference auth, role checks, logging, or request throttling
Look for a phased strangler-pattern approach, not a risky full rewrite
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