Should I create a project using Laravel Spade?

Discussion in 'PHP' started by Anowar98, Aug 29, 2023.

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    I've read a article about Laravel Splade at: https://larabangla.com/splade/1x/introduction/what-is-laravel-splade
    Should I create a project using Laravel Spade?
     
    Anowar98, Aug 29, 2023 IP
  2. sarahk

    sarahk iTamer Staff

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    What's your experience with laravel?
    What have you used in the past?
    What is your upcoming project expected to do?
    Should you be creating a new project at all?

    You are from Bangladesh so that page might be useful for you but I didn't see anything in the google translated version that was better than the official website at https://splade.dev/
     
    sarahk, Aug 30, 2023 IP
  3. phoenixtropicals

    phoenixtropicals Active Member

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    I'm all for the server side MVC + SPA front end paradigm. Still if its based on Vue it doesn't seem to be good match to Laravel because Vue is designed for caching all of your layout embedded in JS client side and only communicating with services that return json. However, I see it's "renderless view 3", which I honestly don't know what that means. Sounds like the ol' paradigm pendulum is swinging back to server side HTML rendering which would be a good thing.
     
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  4. MrOndre

    MrOndre Greenhorn

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    Well, in my latest Laravel project, I'm using Livewire. It seems to be an awesome thing, which automatically handles ajax calls. You write a regular PHP code, and it automatically makes it dynamic! Moreover, it turns to be a server-side rendering again which works super-fast, has a positive impact on SEO and we don't need a 16Gb computer to browse the Internet, 2004 is back again! :)) Seriously, it's very cool, give it a try. Of course, it has its own downsides, but they don't seem to be crucial.
     
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