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[@rutgerhoutdijk3547]

I do full stack but I kind of hate the chaotic frontend world, every day there is a new standard or library.. That's why I like livewire..

[@ryanbeatbox]

This is only true if you choose to bombard yourself and fall down a spiral of videos highlighting the newest trend/tool. It's a choice, React and Angular have been strong choices for years now, and hasn't changed much at all. Before, in the early and mid 2010's, we only had "tutorial hell" which consisted of usually cool things you could make with CSS3, jQuery and HTML coupled with some AJAX. Now, we have a "content creators highlight every possible new tech option for viewership" type of hell because if people just made videos on React and Angular in FE, their channels wouldn't really grow much and it would fizzle out rather quickly. This is the reason it looks chaotic, but it really isn't. As far as standards go, you create your own standards based on your project needs - it's what it means to own the project. You can easily stick with 1-2 options for FE and 1-2 options for BE and build just about anything needed for typical web development without much deviation at all.

[@slimpotatoboy]

I'm a react developer moving to full stack and I am trying RILT stack in one project thanks to you

[@anbuselvanrocky]

Using Inertia with laravel is a life saver!

[@Mr.Error__]

What if I target working as Backend developer at company or freelance , Must I be familiar with Js framework like vue or react or something else?

[@louisevirtudazo2822]

If pure backend developer, you dont have to. But company nowadays prefer a backend dev guy who atleast know atleast a little bit of JS framework

[@LaravelDaily]

There's no such thing as MUST, but that would increase the chances of getting hired, yes.

[@shocchosolutions6275]

@@LaravelDaily give some new template in your package plz

[@krekas]

@@shocchosolutions6275 what template? where?

[@valpuia604]

So how many stack we have now: 1. TALL 2. VILT 3. RILT 4. SILT (?)

[@romedreba1587]

I mean can also be AILT with Angular, but in reality its just $frontend + ILT

[@ryanbeatbox]

TALL isn't really applicable to this stack list (Alpine is essentially state managed in HTML), so that would leave something like for Backend -> Frontend JS: 1. VILT 2. RILT 3. SILT 4. AILT Vue, React, Svelte, Angular I think the only safe options for production level are VILT, RILT in my experience (I've put 12 web apps into production, 2 with VILT, 4 with RILT and the rest with other implementations). I like VILT's cohesion over RILT, but both are good to work with. The rest I would just go with another route for backend, like Java + Sprint Boot with Angular or SvelteKit to couple NodeJS with Svelte to streamline the process. So honestly, if you want to be serious about stack names and choices for production grade development, the only 2 relevant ones would potentially be VILT or RILT.

[@johnwesley2090]

documentation is not available laravel inertia react. Complex projects would take much more time than Laravel

[@JohnDoe-jc4xp]

Iam trying it now 😊

[@muhammedrashidp]

Hi, How can we add a hasmany relationship from mongodb to mysql . is it possible to do ?

[@LaravelDaily]

I don't think so.

[@muhammedrashidp]

@@LaravelDaily documentation says it support hybrid relationship, i have tried that but not working. if there any other way to join these two

[@krekas]

@@muhammedrashidp isn't working isn't how you should ask for help. It's impossible to help you in the youtube comments. Go to forums like laracasts with the code you have and what errors you get

[@LoganathanNatarajanlogudotcom]

Thanks for sharing

[@alexandruaxentioi3006]

Really nice!

[@ilyasavenok9051]

Feels like Laravel community for some reason encourages devs to learn less known worldwide technologies like Vue instead of React which makes it hard to switch to another stack in the future.

[@pauls6277]

You can use whatever you want. AFAIK, Vue is more known in the Laravel community than React.