I would like the course take into account that Livewire is not the only "flavour" (at least in text version), so sentences/advices such as "get passed to Livewire components and Blade views" would be split to "in Livewire (...) and in Inertia (...)", and consequential changes
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Fair point, but in this course the visual changes are quite small portion, I'm mostly focused on logic and database customizations.
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In the following lessons, you make some “improvements” to the starter kit, and I agree that the visual changes are not the important part.
However, the sentence “get passed to Livewire...” appears in the subparagraph about “DTO from the frontend”, where the topic is not really visual changes, but how permissions are handled and how data is transferred between the backend and the frontend.
I have not checked the React team starter kit, but I suspect this part could be different in a relevant way, because the communication of what can be done is handled differently in Livewire and React-Vue/Inertia.
That said, someone interested in React/Vue would probably already expect some differences and could look up how that is handled there. Still, having that clarification here, at this specific point, would be really valuable in my opinion, because it is not only about “visual changes.”
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Ok, I added this sentence:
"> Notice: in this course, I'm showing only the Livewire starter kit specifically, but the same Teams functionality exist in the React/Vue starter kits, too, with front-end part implemented differently."
I'm not planning to dive deeper into React/Vue in this course, maybe later separately.
I would like the course take into account that Livewire is not the only "flavour" (at least in text version), so sentences/advices such as "get passed to Livewire components and Blade views" would be split to "in Livewire (...) and in Inertia (...)", and consequential changes
Fair point, but in this course the visual changes are quite small portion, I'm mostly focused on logic and database customizations.
In the following lessons, you make some “improvements” to the starter kit, and I agree that the visual changes are not the important part.
However, the sentence “get passed to Livewire...” appears in the subparagraph about “DTO from the frontend”, where the topic is not really visual changes, but how permissions are handled and how data is transferred between the backend and the frontend.
I have not checked the React team starter kit, but I suspect this part could be different in a relevant way, because the communication of what can be done is handled differently in Livewire and React-Vue/Inertia.
That said, someone interested in React/Vue would probably already expect some differences and could look up how that is handled there. Still, having that clarification here, at this specific point, would be really valuable in my opinion, because it is not only about “visual changes.”
Ok, I added this sentence: "> Notice: in this course, I'm showing only the Livewire starter kit specifically, but the same Teams functionality exist in the React/Vue starter kits, too, with front-end part implemented differently."
I'm not planning to dive deeper into React/Vue in this course, maybe later separately.
Thanks for the comment, anyway!