Josh, I've picked up Laravel for fun projects in the last couple of months, you've been one of the best resources throughout my journey, thank you so much for being such an awesome educator!
I really enjoyed this crash course. You teach very well in a way that's natural and without the assumptions that many "experts" make making one feel stupid.
This is awesome. When I tried to get started with Laravel I was so overwhelmed with all the options and terms that I just gave up (herd, composer, artisan, livewire, breeze etc). I couldn't figure out how to get started with the best practices and build a production grade app. Now this episode has answered me. Thanks!
Awesome video as usual Josh! For the video idea: In case you want to continue the Livewire series, you can do a "what's what" video on Breeze auth starter kit installed with Volt on a new project. I for one had a pretty hard time figuring out how I can customize Breeze auth pages myself. Especially that logout button, referring to a model(?) named Logout, binds it to a $logout variable and then calls it like a function : $logout() I somehow figured out how to write my own custom logout button but I can't say I have the slightest idea on how it works lol
So, thank you for this great Livewire Crash Course. One of the best about the topic I'd say. But: what ide, font and theme are you using? It looks amazing!
I really enjoyed this course. I was initially confused because I'm coming from React. However, you made a lot of the concepts clear. Will there be a full course on pure Livewire? In your first course, you included Wire UI. This time, I hope you won't.
Thanks a lot, I think I will be better for project based tutorial, like simple e commerce app, hospital management app such that we see the real world implementation
Hey josh (or anyone with some experience). I've been pretty tempted by Volt, since I'm familiar with JS frameworks, but I'm a bit concerned with reliability and debugging complexity or quirks. How reliable is Volt currently ? Can it be used on a serious production project ?
As someone who loves Volt, I would say absolutely yes it can be used on production projects. The biggest downsides currently are no developer tooling so your IDE might have a hard time giving help for PHP syntax in your blade.php files.
Hello, i am facing problem with livewire 3, with flux, last week i purchased flux, im facing problem in wire:navigate, when im switching pages, and tablet pagination, styles and js, not loding, if i make hard refresh that time it work , same problem if i use pagination, i checked livewire 3 Navigate document, it was not that much understandable, can u help me out, if possible to make dedicated video on this topic,
Would you use Livewire only for reactive components (and blade components for static), or livewire for everything, even without needing the reactive state , for consistency's sake ?
It depends on how you want to set your app up. If you are wanting the "SPA" kind of feel, then having your whole app be Livewire full page components makes sense so you can "wire:navigate" to each page. But, usually I'll try to only bring in a Livewire component when I either need to query for data or have some sort of server side interaction on the page. Which is usually most pages honestly. Currently, a lot of projects are full-page Volt components. :)
@@joshcirre thanks for taking the time to respond ! As a junior dev having to do a lot of full-stack stuff with tight deadlines, your channel has been great! Keep up the good work !
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.
You are correct. That is a little bit overkill for what we were doing. But it's nice to show passing in parameters too. But you're right. No param pass needed!
Hey Josh, I am Rifat a developer. I am requesting you to create a video to add trix or any similar powerful rich text editor with laravel and livewire 3 volt. Thanks!
@@joshcirre Alright, thanks for letting know it. But as you know nowadays peoples want to add their admin templates in their system, so if you will get a time for it. Please make a video with it! Thanks!
Thank you! And apologies if I misspoke but you can use Filament components like a text editor in your application outside of your Admin panel! I’ll have to make a video. :)
hii you are awesome, quick question my team is building a project but we are debating on which tech to to choose like vue which we work previously or move on to livewire, i just want to ask will livewire be good with API and take load of users . i am a beginner and i never work on any of these tech before so help me should livewire be good or should i learn vue.
Livewire has limitations when displaying multiple components on the same page, particularly regarding component IDs and data reactivity. Switching the same/random component multiple times can lead to unexpected behavior.
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Great one Josh! I am using Livewire for years, and still there is a rom to learn something new! Thank you!
This is golden. Would love to see some Livewire + Alpine action.
Josh, I've picked up Laravel for fun projects in the last couple of months, you've been one of the best resources throughout my journey, thank you so much for being such an awesome educator!
This means a lot to me. Thanks so much for the kind words. ☺️
I really enjoyed this crash course. You teach very well in a way that's natural and without the assumptions that many "experts" make making one feel stupid.
Thank you so much. This means a lot to me. ☺️
This is awesome. When I tried to get started with Laravel I was so overwhelmed with all the options and terms that I just gave up (herd, composer, artisan, livewire, breeze etc). I couldn't figure out how to get started with the best practices and build a production grade app. Now this episode has answered me. Thanks!
I'm glad this came at a right time. This is everything I wish I knew when I started building in Livewire. :)
This is great timing Josh. Thanks!
Thank you! ☺️
Good luck with the video 👏
Thank you! ☺️ Thanks for all you do and your videos!
thanks for this. i can move on from the sample app to livewire
Awesome video as usual Josh! For the video idea: In case you want to continue the Livewire series, you can do a "what's what" video on Breeze auth starter kit installed with Volt on a new project. I for one had a pretty hard time figuring out how I can customize Breeze auth pages myself.
Especially that logout button, referring to a model(?) named Logout, binds it to a $logout variable and then calls it like a function : $logout()
I somehow figured out how to write my own custom logout button but I can't say I have the slightest idea on how it works lol
perfect CRUD tutorial
Glad that it could be useful!
Good job! Thank you very much!
Incredible
Great video, thank you for your efforts ❤❤❤
Thank you! ☺️
So, thank you for this great Livewire Crash Course. One of the best about the topic I'd say.
But: what ide, font and theme are you using? It looks amazing!
I think it's VSCode with font "Dank Mono" and Catppuccin Frappe theme.
@@stefanbauerme I'm gonna try, thank you! 👍
Yep! @stefanbauerme has it right. ☺️
He is using Cursor IDE (Vscode Fork AI Code Editor) with themes that stefan said.
I really enjoyed this course. I was initially confused because I'm coming from React. However, you made a lot of the concepts clear. Will there be a full course on pure Livewire? In your first course, you included Wire UI. This time, I hope you won't.
Saw you cooking in the recent dev challenge video and representing laravel. Cool stuff!
Thank you! ☺️
YEY amazing to see this tutorial i would have loved to have something like this a couple of months /1year ago
Hey man! this is amazing thanks. You do good stuffs 🤗
Thank you. I'm glad I could help. :)
@@joshcirre 👍
Thanks a lot, I think I will be better for project based tutorial, like simple e commerce app, hospital management app such that we see the real world implementation
Awesome as always josh .... 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you. :)
Thank you ❤️
Thank you! :)
For those starting out, it is difficult to know where to start 😅
It can be! Hopefully this helps a little bit. :)
maan is just good with your explantions, but i would like, if possible make a course on advanced stuff with livewire thanks
Thank you! I'll put it on my list to spend some time doing more advanced topics as a full-length course. :)
I assume you are using vs code, what extensions are you using for code prediction? been trying to find an extension that works well with livewire
Currently I'm using Supermaven. :)
Great Video
Thank you! :)
Awesome 🎉🎉🎉
Hey josh (or anyone with some experience). I've been pretty tempted by Volt, since I'm familiar with JS frameworks, but I'm a bit concerned with reliability and debugging complexity or quirks. How reliable is Volt currently ? Can it be used on a serious production project ?
As someone who loves Volt, I would say absolutely yes it can be used on production projects. The biggest downsides currently are no developer tooling so your IDE might have a hard time giving help for PHP syntax in your blade.php files.
Great video. Thanks sir. Can you please give the name of the code completition ai plugin? It's so usable.
I believe this was mostly recorded with Supermaven. :)
Hello, i am facing problem with livewire 3, with flux, last week i purchased flux, im facing problem in wire:navigate, when im switching pages, and tablet pagination, styles and js, not loding, if i make hard refresh that time it work , same problem if i use pagination, i checked livewire 3 Navigate document, it was not that much understandable, can u help me out, if possible to make dedicated video on this topic,
awesome
Would you use Livewire only for reactive components (and blade components for static), or livewire for everything, even without needing the reactive state , for consistency's sake ?
It depends on how you want to set your app up. If you are wanting the "SPA" kind of feel, then having your whole app be Livewire full page components makes sense so you can "wire:navigate" to each page.
But, usually I'll try to only bring in a Livewire component when I either need to query for data or have some sort of server side interaction on the page. Which is usually most pages honestly.
Currently, a lot of projects are full-page Volt components. :)
@@joshcirre thanks for taking the time to respond ! As a junior dev having to do a lot of full-stack stuff with tight deadlines, your channel has been great! Keep up the good work !
Please give Full course
Awesome 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you! ☺️
wire:snapshot show in code
so plz do a video about Snapshot in livewire
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.
You are correct. That is a little bit overkill for what we were doing. But it's nice to show passing in parameters too. But you're right. No param pass needed!
Hey Josh,
I am Rifat a developer. I am requesting you to create a video to add trix or any similar powerful rich text editor with laravel and livewire 3 volt.
Thanks!
Hi there Rifat, I can add that to the list. I would probably reach for Filament text editor if I needed it though. :)
@@joshcirre Alright, thanks for letting know it.
But as you know nowadays peoples want to add their admin templates in their system, so if you will get a time for it. Please make a video with it!
Thanks!
And congratulations on 10K youtube subscribers!!!🎉🎉
Thank you! And apologies if I misspoke but you can use Filament components like a text editor in your application outside of your Admin panel!
I’ll have to make a video. :)
cool
hii you are awesome, quick question my team is building a project but we are debating on which tech to to choose like vue which we work previously or move on to livewire, i just want to ask will livewire be good with API and take load of users . i am a beginner and i never work on any of these tech before so help me should livewire be good or should i learn vue.
can i ask what the font is
This is the Dank Mono font. :)
@@joshcirre thankyou
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I really feel like volt should be the default nowadays though
I agree! Good thing is at least in class based, it is all backwards compatible. ☺️
Livewire has limitations when displaying multiple components on the same page, particularly regarding component IDs and data reactivity. Switching the same/random component multiple times can lead to unexpected behavior.
react developers would never be ok with that DX.
Good DX? 😏 (all in good fun)