Filter by Category | Build Blog with Laravel, Livewire & Filament #9

[@JacquesvanWyk]

Really love your style man. Learning so much

[@JacquesvanWyk]

really lots of gems in this video. Don't worry about videos being to long and also love the little extra things you do. Thanks again

[@yelocode]

@JacquesvanWyk Thanks for watching and the kind words. I'm usually worried longer videos may get boring, it's great to hear you're enjoying them. Thank you for the feedback.

[@eatsfunk]

@@yelocode I agree with @JacquesvanWyk. I don't think your videos could become boring to those watching. We are all here to learn, and you're helping a lot of people with exactly that!

[@mohdsajidshaikh4291]

I like the way you are teaching. I am just watching only your videos to learn laravel. Thanks for not leaving any part like you teach alternative way also. Hat's off ❤❤❤

[@eliasolivtradet6627]

really lots of gems in this video. Don't worry about videos being to long and also love the little extra things you do. Thanks again

[@yelocode]

Thanks for watching

[@riadhcoding]

You are my printer brother I also study programming you are the best man 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@outspokenapostolic8068]

Being disabled and nothing else to do, I study all the time. You my friend are the best instructor I have run across. Thank you! (You ever thought about doing a youtube clone?)

[@mahasiswago]

I really respect you for making this video with great care, thank you for helping me learn it. I hope you always have a great day bro ❤❤.

[@egbovictor9840]

good day. I'm really great full for all your tutorials, thanks for the twitter clone project too. thanks so much

[@nazgyl]

This one is ful of nice tricks! Thans🔥

[@yelocode]

Thank you for watching

[@alexmaven]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Any thoughts on the performance on Livewire 2 versus Livewire 3? I'm debating on using InertiaJS vs Livewire 3 for a new project. I'm debating based on solo developer speed versus front-end performance.

[@yelocode]

Thanks for watching. From my experience, performance is very similar with v2 and v3, although I still have not tested v3 on a production application, though v3 should perform less server requests if you have multiple components on the same page. Performance is generally not that different if you are using livewire vs Inertia JS in most cases. However, since livewire is loading the front-end html from the backend, from the users perspective it may appear slower depending on how you implement things. Things such as a like button or upvote or down vote buttons may seem slower with livewire, because you are changing the number only after the response from the server, while with js you can change the number first even if the server has not responded back. Although that is also achievable if you use alpine js. One thing to mention is livewire is not a 1 to 1 replacement for vue or any other modern front-end framework, something are just impossible to build with livewire. In my personal experience, the way I decide when to use livewire vs intertia is based on app complexity, due to nature of livewire, certain things are either impossible to build or super hard / slow due to unnecessary server requests, in those cases Intertia JS is the way to go. Once you have built 1 or 2 apps with livewire, you will know most of it's limitations. So if it's a very complicated project that cannot be build with livewire or requires front-end behavior that would be slow, I use InertiaJS. On small / medium size projects I use livewire for increased productivity (specially if you freelance). Sorry for long the long answer, hope it helps clarify things.

[@WEESPlayzZz]

Nice brother, thanks for the video

[@yelocode]

Thanks for the support.

[@joshuascharrer]

Hey nice tut. I get this error: Livewire  \  Exceptions  \  PropertyNotFoundException PHP 8.2.12 10.39.0 Property [$category] not found on component: [post-list] i dont solve to fix it...

[@yelocode]

Do you have public $category = ''; in your PostList component php file? If so, I recommend you check the blade and php file for the Post list in my code with yours, it will help you see the issue The full source code for this ep is here : github.com/yelocode/laravel-blog-project/tree/ep9

[@JoshuaLevinScharrer]

@@yelocodei fix it. Thanks a lot 🥰

[@hassamulhaq7762]

thank you for this series.

[@yelocode]

Thanks for watching.

[@HamadAbdulla_7]

Thank you for the tutorial.

[@yelocode]

Thanks for watching and the support Hamad.

[@ousssika5359]

thanks for everything

[@mugerwaobadiah1621]

loved the idoe, kindly make a livewire video about pagination and filters like date filters in v3

[@WEESPlayzZz]

How can we customize the laravel subscription app with any payment option like stripe or custom payment method like Paytm or razorpay

[@yelocode]

Do you mean Laravel Cashier package? it only supports stripe and paddle. If you want to support multiple payment gateways you will have to implement it your self. At least that is how I have done it personally in the past. As far I know there is not package that supports multiple payment options.

[@WEESPlayzZz]

@@yelocode oh i see , so I have to make subscription function with my own and add the payment method, ok 🙏

[@yelocode]

Yes, although there are packages for each specific payment gateway, but not all together so you will have to manage that part yourself.

[@لطيفهالرديني]

I have two problems. The first problem: When I add a new post or edit a previous post, it does not appear for me on the blog page. Only when I delete the post does it do that (it has been deleted). The second problem: The search field does not work for me, and even after I type the dd() command, it does not appear. No error message (just does not search) ‏

[@ltcsvk]

Thanks Man

[@eramitgupta271]

Sir, I have set up an admin panel, something is happening but dark mode and light mode are causing problems, I did that too, still. document.addEventListener('livewire:navigating', () => { // Mutate the HTML before the page is navigated away... })

[@yelocode]

Could share more about the issue, the issue could be due to many reasons. Can also email me at [e-mail]. I will try to help you if I know the solution.

[@hernanriospinedo]

livewire form submit error after Symfony  \  Component  \  Routing  \  Exception  \  RouteNotFoundException PHP 8.2.13 10.48.3 Route [filament.admin.auth.login] not defined.

[@AmitGupta-n7u]

livewire form submit error after return $this->redirect('/post'), navigate: true); input values not set how to fix?

[@yelocode]

What error message you get? return $this->redirect('/post', navigate: true); above code should work

[@eramitgupta271]

Get input value

[@eramitgupta271]

livewire 3 sweet alert how to redirect time use ?

[@yelocode]

For livewire 3 sweet alert, it's better you don't redirect the user and instead use browser events. Thats how I generally use it. I will try to make a video on this as well hopefully

[@lamandragora]

Speak more slowly please... it sounds like you're being run around by the bad guys.