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hey everyone Andrew here after having my use of singleton pointed out as unnecessary in one of my previous videos I wanted to do some more digging and create a video showing what exactly that method and the related bind method are used for in laravel applications if we take a look at the larval documentation bines are registered using the bind method the first argument that we pass in is a class name followed by a closure that returns an instance of that class weamp;#39;re essentially telling laravel keep this class handy and whenever I reference it I wanted to automatically be initialized with any configuration that I pass in here Singletonamp;#39;s work the exact same way with the same arguments however they have the distinct difference of returning whatever object was created with the first call each subsequent call this is regardless of wherever that call was made from in your code letamp;#39;s get started and see how this works I have here a brand new and blank laravel project