Laravel is the best framework not only the features, but they really put effort into making the documentation as best as possible. I'd never seen any backend framework did something like that, giving every single section with example code, and really easy to understand even without knowledge before. I can even teach students without having to prepare the material first.
Follow your instinct - if you solve a problem you got a market - thanks for creating Laravel Mr.Taylor I use it every day, I love it and still learning about it! am really happy with this
this is brilliant and I feel that he's honest as well. I remember from The Success Podcast, one of the billionaire's goal was to open a motel, but first he started a catering firm and after that a cleaning firm, and when he finally open his motel he could offer the same quality as his competitors but for a lower price since he could get such a great deal on catering and cleaning. Taylor has a similar approach with Laravel, Laravel was supposed to be a tool for him to use when he made Forge, Spark, Statamic, Vapor, Nova etc. but then of course Laravel became the nut 🚀
Best side projects are ones that solves your problem. Because even when no one uses it, you just made your life better. . If the problem is something that you (1) face on a daily basis (2) slows you down (3) is really annoying - then maybe it's something that affects many other developers too. . Reddit people really criticize a lot. . And we know, they're wrong. They're random comments. And we believe in passion. . Only listen to someone invested in the same thing you're in. . Every product I've launched, most of the people even half, said "I don't know who's gonna use this." But there were the silent listeners who suffered from the same problem, and really wanted to use it. . It's easy for them to give an opinion. That's just another voice in the crowd. So don't let the not-helpful comments bother you enough. . Trust your gut - don't distrust your instinct. Keep pushing forward.
Laravel always my first choice for any project, even I don't prefer so much magic while developing, but the echo system and huge amount of supporting libraries, makes my life easier.
There are too many incompetent trolls online: quick to jump to a conclusion (or downvote) from their narrow perspective, often without even giving any valid analysis. Reddit can be especially bad: fools celebrating their collective ignorance.
I feel you man. I've seen people often speak kinda low of PHP to just show themselves as "experienced" devs. Most of them aren't really from a programming background. It's so bad, but I guess that's how it's meant to be.
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This guy saved PHP.
And made web development fun again
Good point 👍
@@BudaSuyasa Web development was very fun with Ruby on Rails. The OP is right - Taylor saved PHP.
Ya he did. I started using laravel and never looked back. You can see adonisjs and other frameworks mimic the laravel way because it was done so well.
Saved my life too
Laravel is the best framework not only the features, but they really put effort into making the documentation as best as possible. I'd never seen any backend framework did something like that, giving every single section with example code, and really easy to understand even without knowledge before. I can even teach students without having to prepare the material first.
Much love 💕 can't wait 4 laravel the documentery
Great idea! 😏
@@Honeypotio hell yeah, that's the face you use when it's already in the oven
Well, this comment aged well :-)
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Waiting for laravel documentary
It's coming out next week or something
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Follow your instinct - if you solve a problem you got a market - thanks for creating Laravel Mr.Taylor I use it every day, I love it and still learning about it! am really happy with this
this is brilliant and I feel that he's honest as well. I remember from The Success Podcast, one of the billionaire's goal was to open a motel, but first he started a catering firm and after that a cleaning firm, and when he finally open his motel he could offer the same quality as his competitors but for a lower price since he could get such a great deal on catering and cleaning. Taylor has a similar approach with Laravel, Laravel was supposed to be a tool for him to use when he made Forge, Spark, Statamic, Vapor, Nova etc. but then of course Laravel became the nut 🚀
All of the videos on this channel are so well made, please, keep 'em coming!
Taylor my big source of inspiration keep going man you are the best
his concept about side projects jus inspired me.
This chanel is the thing that I missed about youtube. Professional, realiable and enjoyable content. I'm definitely the target here
You are doing great job honeyspot
Cheers!
Best side projects are ones that solves your problem. Because even when no one uses it, you just made your life better.
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If the problem is something that you (1) face on a daily basis (2) slows you down (3) is really annoying - then maybe it's something that affects many other developers too.
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Reddit people really criticize a lot.
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And we know, they're wrong.
They're random comments.
And we believe in passion.
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Only listen to someone invested in the same thing you're in.
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Every product I've launched, most of the people even half, said "I don't know who's gonna use this." But there were the silent listeners who suffered from the same problem, and really wanted to use it.
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It's easy for them to give an opinion. That's just another voice in the crowd. So don't let the not-helpful comments bother you enough.
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Trust your gut - don't distrust your instinct. Keep pushing forward.
Customer opinions are the only opinions that matter.
Laravel always my first choice for any project, even I don't prefer so much magic while developing, but the echo system and huge amount of supporting libraries, makes my life easier.
PHP and Laravel Documentary please. We love PHP.
Laravel is lit....🔥 And I loved this framework..
There are too many incompetent trolls online: quick to jump to a conclusion (or downvote) from their narrow perspective, often without even giving any valid analysis.
Reddit can be especially bad: fools celebrating their collective ignorance.
Yes exactly! We get some of those types from time to time on this channel
No homo but this guy looks good. This guy has helped millions
Agreed!
The only thing I'm waiting for Laravel to release (in the near future) is native GraphQL incorporation, that would be great.
Yes lighthouse is sometimes bit feel more overworked
Graph QL isn't hard to support, though - plenty of libraries out there to support it on PHP, can easily wrap in Laravel :)
Taylor, you’re cool. Do your thing.
Waiting here for the Laravel Documentary!
😏
Amazing and inspirational content. Keep Doing the great work
Please, make a documentary with this guy
Eagerly Waiting for the laravel documentary!!!!
Where is the Laravel documentary? Please make one
Great content honeypot ! Make a documentary on react js too
Mal 2017 React is made by Facebook, backed by a giant company. I think this channel is supporting content from indie developers of sort.
Love laravel❤️
Waiting for laravel documentary!!!!
Respect 👍🏻
this is really good advice. Thanks!
Well said.
Guy is amazing 💕 Love from Pakistan 💖
yes
Laravel is my life as PHP developer
@Najmieh journey you also laravel lover?
The Boss
Nice shirt!
I feel bad when some client says PHP is dirty word
I feel you man. I've seen people often speak kinda low of PHP to just show themselves as "experienced" devs.
Most of them aren't really from a programming background.
It's so bad, but I guess that's how it's meant to be.
i love it
:)
I like
Only reason I use php is because of laravel.
3 persons who disliked this vid, seriously?
They don't see a market for this.
I see no market or use for this channel
And yet, strangley enough, this channel has 40K subscribers 🤔
Is someone jealous?
@@Honeypotio r/woooosh
@@ouss 😂😂😂
@@Honeypotio By the way ,when is the Laravel documentary coming out?
My instinct tells me to not use Laravel because it's crap and wastes a lot of time
Waiting for laravel documentary