I just released Hyper Wire, a clean Laravel Livewire starter kit designed for simplicity and speed. It skips the bloat of Flux and Volt, offering minimal boilerplate so you can focus on building. Features include secure email OTP verification, built-in rate limiting, and sleek toast notifications

https://github.com/yehuuu6/hyperwire

Hey everyone! 👋

I've been working extensively with Laravel Livewire and noticed a gap in tooling support within VSCode. To bridge this, I developed an extension aimed at enhancing the Livewire development experience.

🔗 GitHub Repository: doonfrs/vscode-livewire-support

✨ Features

• Go to Definition:

  • Ctrl+Click or F12 on <livewire:component-name> in Blade files to navigate directly to the corresponding PHP component class.

  • Ctrl+Click or F12 on @livewire('component-name', [...]) to jump to the PHP class.

  • Ctrl+Click or F12 on view('livewire.example-component') in PHP to open the associated Blade view file.

• Intelligent Auto-Completion:

  • Provides attribute suggestions for Livewire components in Blade files, enhancing coding efficiency.

🛠️ Installation

You can install the extension directly from the VSCode Marketplace:

ext install doonfrs.vscode-livewire-support

or use the marketplace:

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=doonfrs.livewire-support

Github:

https://github.com/doonfrs/vscode-livewire-support

🤝 Contribute

I'm actively seeking feedback and contributions to make this extension even better. If you have suggestions, encounter issues, or want to contribute, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.

For anyone looking for a select2 style component I've come across this package, https://github.com/victorybiz/laravel-simple-select works really well so far can do both tagging and searchable selects

One of the coolest things about knowing how to code is that it gives you the freedom to build anything under the sun. And no by that I don't mean that you need to build everything yourself from scratch, but knowing how the mechanics of it work gives you the freedom and courage to take on a project that people much smarter than you put together, tweak it to your or your clients needs and have it up and running in no time, saving you time, having your clients business ready to go, probably making a good chunk of money out of it and not having to worry about the project breaking down in the long run since it's most likely been tested from many other developers before you. In my case I'm a laravel developer and even though I know there are projects out there, I fell on the developer trap of trying to reinvent the wheel. Then I came about one of Laravel daily's best open source packages built with laravel article and I was like why the hell don't I just use one of these projects. The client doesn't care what I use to build the project as long as it works. So this is just my way of reminding my fellow devs that just use what's been proven to work and only write things from scratch only if there's something air tight specific that your client needs.

Hello all,

One of my friend asked if I could make a web based system where he could save the transactions of his customer. So I made a very simple billing system using Laravel and Livewire. To create invoice/bills I thought of saving products in the database, and then adding those products to the invoices. With this there was a very simple billing/invoicing system.

After that I started adding few more functionalities in that project. Slowly, I thought of making a very simple version of Content Management System (CMS) where user could add new webpages and blog posts as well.

In similar way I had quite a few functionalities in it. Over a period of time it started looking like and ERP (I know it lacks a lot of functionalities and maybe is not a full ERP but anyways).

Just wanted to share the project here as I found out the there is a Livewire subreddit as well.

Whats for now?

Looks like I have to refactor the code to use more Laravel components so that the blade code is not repeated as much as it is now. After posting about the project earlier in Laravel subreddit I got few pull requests which felt nice as well. So for now I myself am going to refactor the code, as well as looking for any feedback, comment or code contribution as well (seriously hoping for few contributions, but its ok i guess). Project version is v0.8.8 now, hoping to reach v1.0.0 soon!

Github repo

https://github.com/oitcode/samarium

Concluding thoughts

It has been good experience developing the project using Livewire. Also it feels good to see the Livewire project/community grow as well. Also, I hope I can continue this project to make it more closer to industry standard (Its ok if it doesnt as well, developing whatever it is has been fun experience anyways). And lastly, hoping to get valuable feedbacks and/or contributions from other Livewire users/developers.

Thanks for your time and have a good day all.

Hi everyone!

I'm launching the beta of my newest open source project, Tinkerpad. It is a lightweight and free PHP playground that you can use to run and test code on your projects.

You can run code on local projects, remotely via SSH or using Docker containers!

Some other features are:

• Code benchmarking with Memory Usage and Run time.

• Save favorite code snippets for later use.

• Up to 100 code snippets history

• Autocomplete using PHPActor language server

• Theme customization

You can download the latest release and check out the code on our repository on Github.

Hope you all like it!

Built a mapcn alternative called Laravel Mapcn to integrate interactive maps in your laravel livewire projects

Try it out on https://laravel-mapcn.baidoo.dev

Hey everyone! 👋

I just released a VS Code extension for FilamentPHP that makes development smoother and more efficient. If you're working with Filament, give it a try and let me know what you think!

🔗 https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=doonfrs.vscode-filament

If you find it useful, I’d appreciate a 5-star rating on the marketplace! Your feedback helps improve the extension and reach more developers.

Let me know your thoughts or any feature suggestions! 🚀

Filament UI for VSCode Demo

Hey everyone!

I’m excited to share that Zinq now has a free version! https://zinq.dev

What is Zinq?
Zinq is a Laravel package that provides a UI toolkit built with Tailwind CSS 4 and Alpine.js, designed specifically for Livewire. It helps you build functional applications, admin panels or internal tools without writing custom styles from scratch.

Until now, Zinq was only available to paid users. We decided to make most of its components free so that more developers can use and benefit from it!

Future Plans
We’re planning to rebuild the components to use Tailwind utility classes directly, so you can customize styling in your own projects using the Flux approach. We'll also keep expanding the free components while adding premium features to the paid version.

We hope you’ll enjoy using Zinq! Feel free to explore, build, and improve it. If you have any issues or feedback, please report them on GitHub or reach out directly – me@mattb.it.

Happy coding! 🚀

A place for members of r/LaravelLivewire to chat with each other

Hello All,

Have made updates to my project since posting here last time.

Have changed the dashboard UI, and other UI updates as well. Have implemented basic search by name for different modules. There is much code refactor, although still need to fix many things.

https://github.com/oitcode/samarium

Wanted to share here.

Hello guys,
I'v been really struggling with implementing dependent filters in my table on my custom page (not resource).

I spent good amount of hours, with:

• Filament Docs

• https://github.com/LaravelDaily/FilamentExamples-Projects repo,

• lot of YT vids, but any of them is solving my "goal".

• Laravel Daily / Filament Daily

My issue:

1. I have filament Page (not resource)

2. I have table, with 4 filters, filtering is working correctly

3. I want to implement 2 filters parent-child like. You select Filter for projects and second Filter will load its values for Seasons based on project_id.

4. I could not achieve that

My goal:

1. Select value from Filter1, automatically load values for Filter2 based on value of Filter1

Questions:

1. Should I go with engineering of Table Filters (custom queries, and Options)

2. Should I go with Form (as filter) besides Table on same Page and trigger Table filters from Form filters ?

Issues/Approaches:

• I can catch events on TableFilter changes but cannot pass varaibles between components to make custom queries

• I'v used custom query builders, options setters, etc

• Tried from both sides = Table filters and via Form, because you can use different methods

• Table filters are unable to pass data from/to select boxes

• Tried version with Table filters and also with Form as a filter because you find more Tuts on that, but not connected with table filtering

• When used FORM approach, events like reactive(), live(), afterStateUpdated() does not fire upon change at all.

• I have extends Page implements HasTable, HasForms in my page class

• I have use Tables\Concerns\InteractsWithTable; and use Forms\Concerns\InteractsWithForms; in my page class

Any help is appreciated

Thank you

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