Copy & Paste

When it comes to reusing a Laravel codebase for new projects, there are several efficient ways to do so rather than simply copy-pasting code. Here are a few commonly used methods:

1. Composer Packages: Consider converting reusable parts of your Laravel codebase into Composer packages. By creating separate packages, you can easily manage dependencies, versioning, and distribution. These packages can be published on Packagist or used within your organization.
2. Custom Packages or Libraries: You can create your own custom packages or libraries within your Laravel application. These can encapsulate reusable logic, utilities, or functionality specific to your domain. This approach allows you to keep your codebase modular and maintainable.

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actually it depends on your code, for me I like to use the service pattern, it's similar to the repository pattern, and it gives your the ability to take any needed service in other projects

Composer package method definitely the best

My self I use repository module driven .

Copy & Paste.

Services patterns. Between projects (composer packages). Or submodules of git, but the best is composer packages.