I never thought of recursive components ! thank you

This is Laravel gold. Just bought a year subscription as a thank you. I'm sure he will come out with more resources. Almost every app I build has categories and sub categories and child. I had to make custom tables and restrict how nested they could get. This is a complete game changer. Literally will save my hours of work because i can reuse this same logic

Great video - and great package! I vivedly remember writing recursive cte's ten years ago...

u deserve more view sir!, what a great explanation. i was looking for the best solutions and practice to handle this case. thank you so much

been struggling with this scenario for years, especially with ecommerce projects, never thought it would be that easy. thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the video. Definitely subscribing to this channel and more. Whoever is made this video, deserves a bells. Top-notch!

super mentor and fantastic tutorial...well done man

This is GOLD.

Thanks for the tutorial.

Super video, thanks!

I really love your accent, your voice 😍 ❤ 💕 I hope you make a vue series 💖

Great!!! Thanks!

Really helpful

Thank you.

Alex you saved me bro.

Thanks Boss

Thanks man

can I expect more laravel stuffs from you in future.

getting error: Method Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection::toTree does not exist. when im using tree()->get()->ofTree();

Lets say I have posts that have comments. So I have a posts table and comments table. The comments table contains all comments for all posts and is the table the adjacency relationships work on. But how can I create a link between the post ID and the comments for that post? I assumed I could just make the parent_id field the id of the post *when the comment had no parent*. That is, the post ID would operate as the root of the comment tree since the post is indeed the root for it sown comments. How have other solved this?

Can we delete parent and child at same time ?

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terimakasih

can completed make crud using this library

8:29 stepChild ?

Isn't this recursive query too expensive?

We're gonna have to come up with a name for this child... Let's call it subchild. I wasn't expect to laugh this hard to a laravel video 😂😂😂

Great video but the bad thing on this tutorial that you used a package we will not learn how to do what the package is doing.

I get error: ErrorException Undefined variable: category (View: /menu_three/resources/views/components/category-item.blade.php) @props(['category']) {{$category->name}} ({{$category->id}}) - it's shows me error on this line :(