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what terminal are you using, it looks cool...and the font too :) Do you have a video with your setups that I can steal from :D

53:22 Templatized template 😂. Great stuff

In the min 24:00, you are doing it in the wrong way, because the only thing required in changeCounter was $this->count = $this->number, without any param pass in the function.

This is golden. Would love to see some Livewire + Alpine action.

"Too much novelty and change" ... so they push their users toward Sigma OS. Once you grasp the thinking behind the left-hand activity bar, you get it. It barely requires an IQ above 70 to grasp the thinking behind it.

a dude who reads docs, much respect over the prompt spammers

23:00 "__root.tsx" *is* a layout... for the whole app ;)

16:00 router.navigate takes an object (show type source on the method ;) )

14:11 File is generated from a very cool vite plugin that's running in the background ;)

11:57 You can use external API routes if you want, but they don't have the same type safety and experience as server functions. In the future, we may make it possible to externalize server functions using a stable api URL ;)

- Could also just clone one of the examples 8:00

Love, love, love it.

- we’re working on a CLI that streamlines new project creation 5:29

Stack of stacks to learn 😅. Love it

You know tbh am tired of new stuff everyday hhhhh i will just with nextjs, and RITL stack for some other projects , React and inertia with laravel are cool

During the weekend i created a vite+tanstack-router+tauri to create a desktop app. Just to learn these stacks and fool around. Its been nice.

Damn am the first here

Very useful video! Thanks!

This is the first comment, I'm writing for a tutorial. This is for a reason: this is the best programming tutorial I've ever seen and I've seen a lot! The length is perfect, you show all the relevant information to get an good overview about the framework and the tools and your explanation is calm and professional! Thank you very much!

About time PHP got the kudos it deserves. The modern JS ecosystem is a laughable mess. The tooling alone for any kind of basic project is beyond a joke and don't get me started on the bloat that is React. PHP and Laravel keep things nice and simple - a good old server-side MVC with a nice templating language for the front-end and with things like Livewire and Inertia you can build really impressive SPAs if that's your bag.

Can you review SigmaOS? It’s a really great browser with similar features

what if someone write a framework that is pure html+javascript with secured script execution, and runtime type safe, and without build tools, will it be considered as success?

This is like the Laravel version of what I call the ADHD stack Alpine, Django, HTMx, DaisyUI.

Amazing video Josh, thanks i'm a frontend dev transitioning from react to laravel. And i love it, i always ask my self, why no body told me about this !!?

i think there is a real oppotunity to take hold of the subset of the community who love flux, our team love it and use all the time now.

JS and it's entire ecosystem is horrible I was learning nothing. I found ELM and functional programming never looked back. And I just found Laravel ... wow who would have thought MVC is a more proper way of making software not the jumbled mess FrontEnds keep reinventing.

Its stable for production?

perfect CRUD tutorial

Some other tips I would give: - Your mic and cam are out of sync, audio should probably be delayed by a couple of frames (it's very obvious at the start of this video when you're full screen cam) - It could be a personal preference of yours, but I find the EQ on your mic to focus way too much on lower frequencies, it sound like you're in a bottle, basically; at least it does with headphones. This video helped me a lot when I started: ruclips.net/video/Ev921CyMRQw/видео.html

Personally I dont recommend fillament for every project, specifically a project which may have a big traffic, the reason is Fillament will make a ajax call for every interaction, so if a 100k users tries to open a modal, it will make 100k ajax request to the server, which I think unnecessary pressure to the server

Rails 8 offers all these features out of the box: queues, cron jobs, a great deployment system, and all within a much more consistent, expressive, and beautiful language-Ruby.

how do I even close this Solo window without terminating the entire terminal?

I think they are building something on lines of arc mobile. If you haven't tried it, just give it a spin. Also they might be working on their own engine

we are cooked

what about sail, herd and valet user?

Hi! I’ve been watching your content, and I love it! I recently started working with Livewire and Volt. It’s great, but the error pages are very unhelpful. Whether there’s a syntax error, logical error, or null error, it shows the same screen and the same message, which makes debugging difficult. Could you make a short video on this or suggest any tools? Also, I’d love a detailed video on Livewire debugging tools.

Thank you very much, please do you have a way to use laravel pail on Windows?

Zen Browser is a good alternative

Hi! I'm working on a multi-tenant Laravel 10 app with a database-per-tenant setup and a central database for admins and tenant management. I can add tenants and link their domains successfully, and user registrations work by storing data in the correct tenant databases. However, when I log in with tenant user credentials, the app logs me in as the central admin instead of as a tenant user. I'm using separate models and guards for Admin and User. Any ideas on how to resolve this issue?

Is it okay to clone and remove Flux from it? it kinda bloats the clean base.

One thing I noticed is the scroll is very slow and clunky

One day, you could make a video playing a song on that Telecaster! It would also be awesome to see 🙃

I saw Mark Forster and had to click

Do you have a command pallet in your browser?

Which font is it ?

What I find funny is that all these improvements to running Laravel came from JS devs entering the ecosystem and noticing onboarding could be better. Specifically I know Theo was like "hey it's hard to get started and not really clear what to do" and Taylor and other Laravel community members immediately tackled the problem and made these awesome things. What Aaron did here is amazing and I really like this UI and the fact that you can just add commands you want.

Great video, but what if I don't use livewire and I'm looking to identify tenants by path in single somain, can't find anything related... Single domain, múltiple db, tenants divided by path: MyDomain/tenant1/login MyDomain/tenant2/login

To be honest I like this instead on npx, one command to run and manage with just arrow keys, it's awesome.

Is this an April fools post?

Would love to see a Audio version.