I feel this with Vue and Nuxt. Sure, I COULD write vanilla JS, but why would I want to? I could rig solutions together, but I could also just grab the Nuxt modules I need and be done.

Welcome to the Laravel community. :)

i dont know why people hate on php/laravel I have started my life with javascript php, and chose laravel and its AMAZING you really enjoy and have fun writing laravel code

I like your zsh colorscheme, custom ?

I am ok with the Generative AI PHP framework called the PBullet

And here I am wondering why next.js is reinventing ssr for the 5th time instead of making cool things like Next.js Jetstream...

Roughly a year later, did you end up building something with it?

Programming languages ​​are not cool or notcool. This is a profane approach. A programming language is a tool. And like any tool, a good tool, not a useless one-size-fits-all tool, it is meant for specific purposes. And Laravel fulfills its goals perfectly, for those who use it as a tool, not for "cool".

PHP by default has the issue of putting strain on the server, while most JS Frameworks distribute the load on the clients.

Hello! It's been a year since you posted this video. I'm curious to know if you've continued with laravel.

Thank you! That’s exactly the motivation I needed this morning with my cup of coffee. I appreciate it!

npm run dev will hot reload. npm run build is for backend devs lol.

if you do npm run dev instead of npm run build then you get the hot reload fuctionality! Just saying :)

loved this video , i was thinking of starting a side project that can turn to a startup and i thought about shiping an mvp as fast asp and not invest lot of money

Lol I only just realised what the thumbnal was... 😅

❤🐘 By the way, your keyboard typing sound is so satisfying to listen, oh gosh, makes me wanna go to Monkeytype

I know this video is 1 year ago, but cool little tip: If you run "npm run dev" alongside of your "php artisan serve", you actually do get HMR, which includes edits to your blade files, livewire components, and more.

I’m surprised I’ve never come upon your channel before. Thank you for doing this! I enjoyed it.

just came across your laravel video as a js dev and wondered if you're still enjoying laravel and your thoughts on it after a year now :)

You should try reverb it a built in web sockt server

That _ _dashboard is an thing for universal translation syntax. So imagine you have site in ENG, DE, PL etc.. and depend of the locale of the user it will switch the language displayed. Btw.. @adamdotdev did you converted to laravel religion yet ?

Lol

php is server base, so you will not have live reload, but cntrl F5, initiates a call to the server, which will then process, and send to the client instructions....(for creating the html, etc. in the DOM), and javascript will run after the DOM load.

2gb of node modules was so freaking funny at 2:59:00

Love this take, down to earth facts. At the end of the day, never stop learning and make sure it’s fun.

They give you all of that code out of the box to distract you away from the fact that it is written in php

you can literally live reload it using vite plugin.

dude where have you been? 😆

Where can I get your nvim theme? It looks like dracula, but muted and I want it! lol. Great content, just subscribed!

Yes, I feel the same way! But I've never met anyone personally who feels the same way. Everywhere I work, the developers don't have side projects. They just want to do their job and then don't want to know anything more about it. It's nice to hear that someone ticks just like me!

For the Vardump component you could do <Line number={counter++}> where counter is literally let counter = 1; No need in counting children, just copy paste the Line component and counting will adapt. For reference= 47:40

inserts "always was meme"

Everything you're doing with Livewire is server side rendered. Use InertiaJS with React or Vue and you will get the auto update of the UI.

Look for the difference between "npm run dev" and "npm run watch"

This felt like a breakup, but you are right. The constant pressure to create new concepts every year or so is too much to keep up with.

Nestjs all the way

you'll be back

I can't say enough about Laravel. I've used it for over a 11 years now I think and while I've been forced to stay within JS, since people are such elitests in our industry, but I reallllly miss Laravel. What's crazy is that PHP syntax is so similar to most scripting languages (which JS is) and so capable that people IMO again have been brainwashed into not having a real opinion.

Laravel is great for the backend. But you definitely want to build the frontend with a modern frontend framework like Next or Nuxt.

This was on my recommended today. Definitely want to check out Laravel sometime myself for a small project to try it.

i always do run npm dev to enjoy the live reload you used to on javascriptland on the get go.

I'm sold! I have to try this!

There is a whole team behind Laravel.

Jetstream looks amazing

Great content adam, we all feel a little bit like that, I assure you. Just wish you produce more content here, it is really nice the way you are building this

Love this video! Was also wondering which NeoVim plugin you use to hide the .env values. Are you able to share? Thanks!

And let's not forget, PHP devs are the ones who see the most $ (just not on bank account tho 😅)

I think it's because the underlying code is already so strong, that anybody can easily abstract everything now.

Dude, why are you on a Mac? I don't know if I can trust your advice...

"Laravel docker... no thanks". I feel you bro 🤣