09 - From Repeating HTML to Blade Component
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One of the quickest ways to launch a website is to use a prebuilt HTML/CSS theme, free or paid. In this tutorial, I will show step-by-step how to take such Bootstrap-based theme for a real estate project, and turn it into a Laravel project: with layout, components and Eloquent data.
Laravel community has built a lot of Blade UI Kits and Component Libraries. In this article, we will review the most popular ones: how they work, and what is the visual result.
With Blade components and Tailwind, we can create great components in Laravel quickly. And there are also pre-built UI component libraries! This post will show four of them.
This week I shared my thoughts on Twitter about Blade Components and that they are not that readable, in my opinion. After exchanging opinions with other Twitter users, I decided to practically test what's the difference of with/without components. So, two demos for you!
In this video, I want to show you an example of "nested" Blade components for a table with headings/rows/cells, and also a new Laravel 8.62 feature to group such components in a sub-folder.
In this video, we're talking about Blade components used for information and layout in the open-source project "Built with Laravel".
Blade components to build forms with Tailwind CSS/Bootstrap
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Five practical examples on how to detect if the link should be active.
A quick refactoring of Laravel Breeze structure in a way how I would personally prefer.
A personal example of how I tried to added the "required" symbol which turned into a Blade component property.
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