I'm not fully convinced of your Service Classes, but if it seems right for you then all good. Use abstractions for DRYer, more testable code and if you think they do that then go with it.
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I'm not fully convinced of your Service Classes, but if it seems right for you then all good. Use abstractions for DRYer, more testable code and if you think they do that then go with it.
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