Good job. You went deep into the functionalities that make this language very useful. Thank you for taking the time to make this very useful tutorial! Looking forward to your next tutorial videos!
Thank you for this video. Next time, could you please include in one minute the commands you used to create the project with Laravel? English is not my native language and I have doubts about which project you are using: Breeze, Volt (functional or class API)... Again, thank you for your videos.
Thank you very much for the tutorial, is there a tutorial for making a front page using Livewire 3 like a navbar(home, about, contact, etc) that can be arranged dynamically when used on PC or mobile?
after watching 2 hours and 54 minutes, I think I am qualified to give rating to this tutorial, out of 5 stars, I will give him 2.5 stars, yes it means Just passed and nothing more. The main reason and the only reason I give him this rating is he don't have solid understanding about the tech stack he is using, he just know some skills and know how to put them together and make it work but I can tell that he don't know why, one obvious example is he do not know how tailwinds compiled into cuss rules, he even use dynamic variables in 2:14:00 for CSS rules , that is totally prohibited at least for now, that is working because he wrote same rules on other template so the tailwind can compiled that rule successfully. (bookmark 3:30:00)
after watching 2 hours and 54 minutes, I think I am qualified to give rating to this tutorial, out of 5 stars, I will give him 2.5 stars, yes it means Just passed and nothing more. The main reason and the only reason I give him this rating is he don't have solid understanding about the tech stack he is using, he just know some skills and know how to put them together and make it work but I can tell that he don't know why, one obvious example is he do not know how tailwinds compiled into cuss rules, he even use dynamic variables in 2:14:00 for CSS rules , that is totally prohibited at least for now, that is working because he wrote same rules on other template so the tailwind can compiled that rule successfully.
Nice tutorial. Thanks for your effort. I have an issue and i hope you can help me with it. In single product page im listing the product's reviews with pagination and using Flowbite's dropdown menu for each review to show edit, delete and report actions. However, when i change page of reviews these dropdowns no longer working. I had similar issue when navigating but i solved it using method below: document.addEventListener('livewire:navigated', () => { initFlowbite(); }); Any way to solve it when paginated too?
I solved it in a not very efficient way but it works for my situation at this moment. For those facing same problem might examine codes below. ProductReviews.php: public $page = 1; public function updatedPage() { $this->dispatch("product-reviews-page-updated"); } product-reviews.blade.php: @script Livewire.on("product-reviews-page-updated", function() { setTimeout(() => { initFlowbite(); console.log("flowbite initialized") }, 300); }) @endscript After page is updated dispatch an event and then catch that event in blade. Then, wait for 300ms before initializing flowbite with initFlowbite(). Still, if you have better solution for such situation please let me know.
Tough, it's like , VueJS was there to solve the issue of non dynamic sites , livewire doesn't feel like something everyone would use just to handle the non dynamic issue of laravel. Still feel like people who can develop well might still go with NextJS
