No problem! Yah, I think everyone has their own unique scenario! Some folks can't imagine ever using Livewire, some folks have replaced their JavaScript entirely with it, and at Tighten we use em both. To each their own! So glad you're finding a setup you like.

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i know im asking randomly but does someone know a trick to get back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot my login password. I would love any tips you can offer me!

Livewire response is slow. Try making a simple counter and compare it with vue

@@AbuBakr1 Yes, I know what you mean. But the development time with Vue is a nightmare. Livewire with some cache tweaks and code from a master can perform really well. Also, for features like search and advanced stuff usually meilisearch algolia or any kind of SAAS is a lifesaver. For small projects with low budget is a good idea.

Yup!!

I think that's a great idea!

Yup!

yes you're right

Learning curve and orientation differ for sure! Seeing this as a limitation may fairwell be a valid argument. Then again lw might just be the needed juice too.

So glad to hear it!

which one is good?

I love it, so glad it's been helpful for you!

Yah, totally, good metric!

:) Thanks, I'm so glad to hear it helped!

Totally makes sense!

How do you feel working with it as a freelancer? I'm freelancer too.

only people with thickest skin and hardest heart should try for freelancing. Just Hell, when project arent coming

@@neo6259 I am regretful for years I worked for others.

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Hey Vince! I'm so glad you like the channel and the book! I would say that you should start using some organizational systems around your JavaScript. If you're used to writing a lot of vanilla JavaScript, you might actually prefer React, as it's much more JavaScript-y than Vue is. Regardless of whether you choose React or Vue, I'd recommend that you learn a framework and write all *new* code in that framework. Then, as you have time, you can optionally slowly re-write the old code in that framework. I love Livewire, but I think in your context you'll likely have a better time sticking with JavaScript and adding a framework to help organize it.

Caleb started with Websockets but switched to AJAX, not sure why though!

I`m Laravel developer for about 4 years and i learned a little bit of vue and react but i really dont like front end too much, especially doing with routing and hooks components hierarchy props. Soo for my perspective Livewire was very useful and i`m using it for about 1 year, all my projects are about and api with some front end admin dashboard and functions and livewire serve me soo well to do that, easy to learn. But if you have no job yet and like front end go to vue.

Seriously? Can you tell me more. I’m just starting out and pumped for Livewire 3. What was your experience like before and after. Switching from the T3 stack?

Thanks! I jammed my finger so badly I couldn't use it for a few weeks; this is a finger brace that kept it safe.

Hey Mark, I am slowly working on updating it. It’s just taking a lot longer than I thought. Because it’s not a full update it may just be an update to the second edition instead of a third edition.

@@MattStauffer Humble suggestion: Make a paid video course that covers the additional/new material and if it didn't create copywrite issues, you could then do the same for the rest of the core material. I found your book to be a great introduction to Laravel...easy to read/understand and with some depth too.

@@MattStauffer hey man, what book you guys talking about? you mind sharing a link to it so i can take a look and maybe buy it. thanks

You do not need to use jquery any more if you are using livewire.

I think *learning Livewire if you don't know Vue* and *moving from Vue to Livewire* is an entirely different proposal, and I agree that the amount of existing tooling in Vue is going to be valuable to anyone--even Livewire users!--when you need those particular tools.

Not really--Livewire gets its data directly from the Laravel controllers. You could move *to* Livewire easily, but if you want to consume an API from a frontend, JavaScript is already prepped for that.

@@MattStauffer thanks

it's better to learn javascript clients frameworks ( vue, react, angular and ... ) or even flutter for making client apps based of your favorite api backend

:) Thanks!

It's a *bit* harder to integrate, only because Laravel's core has built-in Vue integrations and not React. But once you do the work it'll be just fine.

Dont do that

Thank you!!

👌🏻 Love Vue.

OH really?? Can you link me?

@@MattStauffer ohh shit i think it was not you.... but I will watch your videos and will try Livewire link : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pbF_n89kzpy7qJ8.html

Huh, could you give a few examples? I'd love to pass them off to Caleb and see if we can help him get the documentation good. I'll admit I learned it partly from documentation, partly from watching videos of him working in it, and partly from people chatting on my streams, so I don't have a great idea of what it's like to learn it from the docs only.

@@MattStauffer I saw your live streams and it was pretty obvious you came from a JS Framework. Everything looked flawless, you knew exactly what you were doing all the time and knew exactly what questions to make. I have done already an internal project with Livewire and I had some problems with simple forms in a modal. I couldnt find the right answers and so I was lurking the Livewire Forum for answers. I got my answers from a guy there but the code I got from there wasnt obvious in the documentation. For someone that is new to a JS Framework, Livewire could be pretty difficult.

I noticed this as well, however, that's not the only concern in my mind. What happens if someone decides to use Livewire for a very large project, then say 3-5 years down the road Livewire is no more? Not saying this would happen, but I've been around long enough to see this happen before in the open source world. To me, at this point, it would make much more sense to use an established and mature framework like Vue or React.

Absolutely!

No need to change if that's working!!

@个人开发小程序、app、公众号、业务系统 MOPS should be new way to program LOL

Are you serious? :D

Hello,. it's 2009 calling. 😂 Just joking lol.

maybe he is sick

It's a brace; I jammed my finger so badly I wasn't allowed to use that finger at all so it could heal!

"This is finally the year of ~Linux on the Desktop~ Web Components!"

Do you mean Spanish subtitles? I'd be happy to pay for those if they would be helpful! ¿Te refieres a subtítulos en español? ¡Estaría feliz de pagar por esos si fueran útiles!