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I find that livewire is best when used sparingly. So if you don't need a single page-feel to your app, it's usually best to have all files being blade components, and only necessary components being livewire. I've tried to go full livewire and use wire:navigate and all, but I encountered several weird behaviours and it just became tedious (and soon it might be useless thanks to browser view transition). Also blade being quite barebones means your code will be much easier to maintain on the long run. Then if I need a lot of reactivity and a single page app feel, either API+frontend or inertia are decent contenders.

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Every time I read FP language my brain breaks. I too tried Phoenix and Liveview a few months ago and it was like trying to read Chinese without even understanding the alphabet. 🤣 I guess I have Javascript brain.

Would love for you to do this but add Statamic.. Not needed for your app, but would be interesting to show if you had a front end web site that directed user to your app after signup.

It might be overkill, but I would use Statamic, also.

I have a problem customizing this package so that I can populate extra columns on the database. For instance I have first_name and last_name as fields on my users table in place of only name, as its the case by default.

I like your content bro. Good work

Hey Josh! What do you use in the beginning for making the diagrams?

Elixir is built on quicksand.

How to do email verify?

Nice for a beginner ❤❤

What's your icon theme and IDE?

I am a former delphi,java programmer and I am studying php. I am surprise how it is mature now

Dude that auth package is beyond broken lol. I had to reinstall it on several occasions bc if u enable certain settings under auth/setup/settings it breaks the entire package lol. This was recently too, not months ago. 😂 I’ve made them aware.

Awesome. I'm learning Laravel and Phoenix right now as a Rails dev, so this is right up my alley. Excited to check this video out! Thanks for all the great videos and content you put out. Seems like a lot of work, and you clearly get a lot of joy putting good information out to people in the dev community with these. Cheers!

Your Bookmark is so unclear, why did you create Bookmarks not Bookmark? it keep saying bookmarks() is undefined and im just stuck on that Bookmarks stuff, im getting lot's of errors

Your setup is elegant and minimal. Really would like to say thank you a lot!

Waste of time.

Elixir and by extension Phoenix have a bit of a learning curve to it. Here are some tips: 1. Your app name should always use snake_case since Elixir will automatically convert this to PascalCase in your modules. If you used the mix phx.new command and used phx-start as the name then you would get an error. variable names will also always use snake_case. This is more a convention. 2. ~p is called a sigil in Elixir. This particular sigil is used to check for routes in your router. If the route that you wrote after ~p doesn't exist in your router.ex file, then the compiler will give you a warning. If you directly write your routes without using the ~p sigil then no warning will be shown during compilation. So, it is pretty much always a good idea to use ~p. 3. ~H is also a sigil. This is used for writing Heex (HTML embedded elixir) inside elixir code. You can choose to create a .heex file instead if you want. So, for example if you have a about_live.ex file, you will then also have to create a about_live.html.heex file and Phoenix will automatically use that file to render the html that is connected to your about_live.ex file. Might be useful if you have a large amount of HTML and you want to keep your elixir code a bit more manageable. Also, if you are using generators such as mix phx.gen.xxx then it is definitely a good idea to use git so you can actually see what is being added/changed. Elixir Phoenix makes all generated files accessable to the user which is a bit different from Laravel. (Last time I used Laravel, which was version 8, I remember that some generated files are hidden inside some vendor, or something like that, folder and if you want to edit stuff you need to create your own file in the correct folder to provide your own overrides).

i still believe in Laravel supremacy

You can do something similar with HTMX for progressive enhancement: hx-select="#todos" hx-target="#todos"

yeah that feeling of code design, templates and structures is weird. When I'm going back to rails for example I feel like I'm in a sweet cute home. In phoenix is like "f.. you here is your stuff, I get it from the garbage, now you sleep in dog's house"

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Josh you are thinking too Laravel-y 😂 there is no special automagic sauce in Phoenix like in Laravel. Context is simply a grouping of related files/apis/repos. Apps are split to web and domain as every project is a monorepo by default. Sigils ~p are just strings with special meaning, that help compiler or linter to understand what a string represents and validate it. ~p stands for path. Yes you can have as many controllers as you want, and you can organise them any way you’d like. Migrations are autogenerated, and placed as files in a folder the same as in Laravel, but you also own them, so you can edit them and make changes if you’d like. 🎉 Great video! Buuuut I’d love if we forgot about all of this fancy stuff and had you learn plain elixir first. Spin up a Livebook and talk to some Apis! After you do, everything else falls into place.

4:16 G (capital G) to go to the end of the file in vim

this is greate tutorial but i need more advance tutorial please

Josh i have learn (still learning) Laravel because of your videos and laracast ! And now i had learned Elixir and Phoenix on The Pragmatic studio site. Surprisingly i jump on youtube and find you on this subject 🤣this is crazy

Presentation techniques are wonderful, thank you very much!

I really love your videos. I watch them regularly and I have a suggestion. When in editing please filter lower frequencies. I don't know if anyone mentioned it but when you type my house is shaking :)

Back in 2022, the Verge touted Arc as the Chrome replacement we’ve been looking for and described it as ‘much more opinionated and much more complicated than your average browser.’ Indeed, it is not only much more complicated for the user but clearly too complicated for the developers who couldn’t readily port it to Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. And bizarrely, Arc existed only in the Apple world, where 99% of its user base is adverse to complexity. To quote Steve Jobs, “Simple can be harder than complex: You have to work hard to get your thinking clean to make it simple.” Arc, on the other hand, embraced complexity and tried to convince users to put their noses to the grindstone to discover the Arc way. Now that Arc has pulled their head out of there 🫏 , it’s probably too late.

Laravel + Inertia + React + Shadcn UI is the best Stack I have ever used

😂😂😂 que imb3cil

Livewire will probably never be as snappy as well written React/Vue. But it's enormous update to Blade. Now creating interactive pages is way easier, while 10x faster.

maybe I'll use it after 1-2 years. this is not suitable for businesses

Just starting trying LiveWite, thnkx 🎉 JC

@josh Great content as always! Just a note: I feel that there is a slight delay between the video and the audio.

It has many issues and still has a long way to go to become stable.

what does your bird from model look like? I didnt see where you showed it.

Any GUI client for it?

I was giving a hand on the libsql but on the compiled side, then Turso decided to move using FFI, which is very new and isn't compliant at all with PDO SQLite, so I believe we should give it a six month to a year for it to be stable enough.

wire:snapshot need a video plz

Bur does it work with all Laravel orm features?!

PHP still runs the server side web, just like jQuery still has the frontend on lockdown; enjoy UA-camrs as entertainment instead of mistaking it for educational content or a method to get a pulse on the reality of the state of the web. So long as HTTP is the protocol for browsers, you can use whatever you want on the backend and frontend. Everything else is marketing, a direct or indirect way for entity X to generate revenue or generate traffic for entity Y.

that's cool, but one problem that prevented me to use turso with laravel is that the old package have some problems with multi databases. This new package have the same problem?

i've been waiting for this moment since forever! love laravel + turso ♥

In nextjs i usually just add search params e.g "/register?redirect=URL" on that kind of button, so when the user registered, it immediately logs the user in then redirect to that URL

This is the kind of content I feel like that brings so much value to developers: how to solve X (not being something too trivial, but also not too specific). It doesn't need to be THE best way to solving X, but it's some way. It is the reason I'm considering creating a YT channel to share the smartest solutions I came up with, during all my time working with Laravel.

Great video Josh! Would you mind sharing which extension/setting you used to make the panel look like that at 3:47? Thanks!