Livewire 3 Course, Filament and Laravel Tips

In Filament, adding a filter to dashboard widgets is pretty straightforward. But what if you want to have a filter that would update MULTIPLE widgets at once, similar to Google Analytics? We need to use events and Livewire properties for this. Let's take a look. First, let's create the widgets.

Filament 3 has authentication features that you can easily enable, like the Profile page. But its default design is the same as the login/register page. What if we want to use the full-page design, with menus, for the Edit Profile page, too? Let's see how to do it.

Filament is great for creating full CRUDs in Resources. But what if you want to create just a single Edit form for one specific record, without the full Resource? Let's use a Custom Page for it. In this example, we will use a company that belongs to a user.

Presenting to you a new course about Livewire 3, and in the upcoming few videos, I will demonstrate Livewire's core features.

We continue exploring the new Livewire 3.

The last video in the mini-series exploring Livewire 3.

A quick video about validation rules specifically for times and timeslots.

A quick video about a quick way to debug this error with a quick Artisan command.

If you want to show a table with the parent record and comma-separated children column values, there's a way with Collections and also a way with MySQL.

For years and years, I've been working hard. But everyone has their limits.

In this video, I demonstrate the speed difference between Filament 3 and Filament 2. With a hundred thousand rows and about 20 columns each, Filament 2 takes a significant amount of time to erase and redraw the fields, resulting in a blank page for a while. However, Filament 3 performs instantaneous

Do you prefer using strings or ints for it? Strings are clear when inspecting the database but are harder to maintain, especially when dealing with database enums. The main problem arises when creating migrations.

Long time Laravel user, but first time building an application with a bit more complex access management. Getting familiar with gates and policies and trying to figure out which one suits my use case better.

Laravel Jetstream v4.0 is now released and includes support for the just-released Livewire v3

Let's start with two facts that every web developer knows: (1) content management is hard, on both sides: it's difficult to build (and to maintain!) an adapted tool as a developer, and it is often a pain to use it as a content manager.

I know, I know! I was there too, trust me. The AWS dashboard can be intimidating, confusing, seemingly overkill for what you are trying to do, and compared to other popular resources out there it is easy to completely dismiss AWS altogether and roll with something else.

This week, the Laravel team released v10.

Greetings friends! Today we’re going to take a quick look at a common weakness I’ve found around generated filenames. It’s a super easy trap to fall into when you’re focused on solving a single aspect of a more complicated problem.

Outputting a large amount of data to the command line can quickly become a hell. Luckily there are tables that can display your data in a more readable way. The tables in Laravel are based on the Symfony Table Component.

Imagine acquiring a new laptop – would you prefer to configure all settings manually, or start developing with just a single command? This challenge also exists in production environments, and Docker streamlines the setup process to address it effectively.

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Sometimes it’s difficult to know whether to buy a system, use an existing open source system, or even build your own system. Each approach has its own risks and rewards.