Great question... I don't have a lot of insight into this, yet know that it's what the core team recommends. We use npm for global packages, because a lot of global libraries often rely on NPM and use "NPM specific" functionality. If it weren't for that, I'd use yarn everywhere, but global yarn has been known to cause a lot of issues (not just in the quasar community!) yarn is faster (at least by default) partly due to its more aggressive caching, so that's really nice to have! I believe there's some other issues with using npm locally with quasar that I'm not aware of... they're rare, but common enough to justify this recommendation I guess? Anywho! Hope that helps. Let me know if there's any questions you'd like me to ask the team in relation to this :)
Hi Luke, I use quasar for make spa and mobile app. for authenticate I use sanctum. Is it possible use sanctum for both simultaneously ? If yes, how can I handle that? thanks
I watch your Laravel Orion tutorial. you use sanctum for that. If I use Orion and sanctum for mentioned project, XSRT-Token not used. Is it correct and secure?
@@m.ahmadi8382 This is a pretty loaded question! technically, it's less secure, but in my opinion it's secure enough. There's just too much to explain in a TH-cam comment! As for using Sanctum for mobile, I'm actually not sure what the standard is. I'm guessing it works the exact same way, where you fetch the csrf cookie and just login. Sorry I couldn't be more help on this one!
Wonderful video! I found this channel with help of Geekle.us' Vue Conference in June 2021! Is it possible to use Quasar along with NuxtJS? Whats the easiest way to build a mobile application with VueJS?
Hey Josue! Never tried using quasar components with nuxt, but it seems possible! At the start of the docs, they talk about the different ways of using quasar so that's worth checking out. I'll definitely dig into this at some point since it's a common question! For building a mobile app, there is no easier framework than quasar!!! There are many build modes - this is one of the things that makes Quasar so special - and two of those are "Cordova" and "Capacitor". You can also build a desktop app, PWA, SPA, SSR and even a browser extension 😱... All from the same codebase 😁 This truly is the single most underrated, remarkable framework on the web 🚀 If you need any help at all, hit me up personally on discord: ldiebold
@@LukeDiebold thanks a lot for returning me brother!!! Wow! I didn't knew Quasar was so superpowered hehehe, I work with Vue since January 2021 (6 months) and felt in love with NuxtJS because of the architecture, and its incredible modules. But Quasar is really a hidden jewel hehehe. I'm trying to get into Mobile Development because some clients here on my country Brazil are starting to ask me: "Do you make apps too?" and I say: "Sadly, not yet..." because I was thinking that React Native and Flutter were the only way to generate apps... But now I'm really starting to go after Quasar because it will be a pleasure to develop apps in my beloved framework: VueJS!!! hehehe
@@LukeDiebold oh yeah, web development is getting real strong here, due to covid-19 and a lot of people losing their old jobs. BTW programming is cool. Is like being a wizard with keyboard ;)
Did you get that session store issue figured out?
Hi luke. Can you share project folder?
Kindly let me know when will you upload your next video with same topic
It's already uploaded :)
Hi! Why did you recommend to only use Yarn for local packages and npm for global ones?
Great question...
I don't have a lot of insight into this, yet know that it's what the core team recommends.
We use npm for global packages, because a lot of global libraries often rely on NPM and use "NPM specific" functionality. If it weren't for that, I'd use yarn everywhere, but global yarn has been known to cause a lot of issues (not just in the quasar community!)
yarn is faster (at least by default) partly due to its more aggressive caching, so that's really nice to have!
I believe there's some other issues with using npm locally with quasar that I'm not aware of... they're rare, but common enough to justify this recommendation I guess?
Anywho! Hope that helps. Let me know if there's any questions you'd like me to ask the team in relation to this :)
Oh! And to be clear, Quasar ceratinly will still work when using NPM locally if you'd rather do it that way :)
@@LukeDiebold thank you :)
hi luke, love your videos mate, what u think about strapi is it good?
Never tried it, but it looks really cool! Maybe I could do a live stream trying to hook it up to a quasar app 🤔
I really like "Statamic" because it's so tightly integrated with Laravel
Hey Luke! Great video, it helped me a lot to configure my authentication!
Do you have a discord channel ? 🙂
My personal discord is:
#ldiebold:0365
Feel free to reach out!
Hi Luke, I use quasar for make spa and mobile app. for authenticate I use sanctum. Is it possible use sanctum for both simultaneously ? If yes, how can I handle that? thanks
I watch your Laravel Orion tutorial. you use sanctum for that. If I use Orion and sanctum for mentioned project, XSRT-Token not used. Is it correct and secure?
@@m.ahmadi8382 This is a pretty loaded question!
technically, it's less secure, but in my opinion it's secure enough. There's just too much to explain in a TH-cam comment!
As for using Sanctum for mobile, I'm actually not sure what the standard is. I'm guessing it works the exact same way, where you fetch the csrf cookie and just login. Sorry I couldn't be more help on this one!
I think you need to set session_driver = cookie in . env file
Turned out the login route had to be moved to web.php (see next video!)
@@LukeDiebold link please?
@@bxrank th-cam.com/video/aAhIl7wwRJ4/w-d-xo.html
Oh hang on, wrong video! I'll dig it up
errrrg looks like the second stream wasn't saved. Hang on, I'll do it again!
Wonderful video! I found this channel with help of Geekle.us' Vue Conference in June 2021!
Is it possible to use Quasar along with NuxtJS?
Whats the easiest way to build a mobile application with VueJS?
Hey Josue!
Never tried using quasar components with nuxt, but it seems possible!
At the start of the docs, they talk about the different ways of using quasar so that's worth checking out. I'll definitely dig into this at some point since it's a common question!
For building a mobile app, there is no easier framework than quasar!!! There are many build modes - this is one of the things that makes Quasar so special - and two of those are "Cordova" and "Capacitor".
You can also build a desktop app, PWA, SPA, SSR and even a browser extension 😱... All from the same codebase 😁
This truly is the single most underrated, remarkable framework on the web 🚀
If you need any help at all, hit me up personally on discord: ldiebold
@@LukeDiebold thanks a lot for returning me brother!!!
Wow! I didn't knew Quasar was so superpowered hehehe, I work with Vue since January 2021 (6 months) and felt in love with NuxtJS because of the architecture, and its incredible modules. But Quasar is really a hidden jewel hehehe.
I'm trying to get into Mobile Development because some clients here on my country Brazil are starting to ask me: "Do you make apps too?" and I say: "Sadly, not yet..." because I was thinking that React Native and Flutter were the only way to generate apps...
But now I'm really starting to go after Quasar because it will be a pleasure to develop apps in my beloved framework: VueJS!!! hehehe
@@josuebarros-desenvolvedorw2490 I've seen a lot of devs from Brazil around, that's awesome to hear :)
@@LukeDiebold oh yeah, web development is getting real strong here, due to covid-19 and a lot of people losing their old jobs. BTW programming is cool. Is like being a wizard with keyboard ;)