Posts tagged with 'livewire' - Freek Van der Herten's blog on Laravel, PHP and AI

Posts tagged with livewire

Building complex forms with Laravel Livewire in Oh Dear original

Mar 23rd 2020 by Freek Van der Herten – 16 minute read

Together with my buddy Mattias Geniar, I run Oh Dear, an uptime checker service on steroids.

Unlike most uptime trackers, Oh Dear doesn't only check your homepage, but every single page of your site. When we detect a broken link or some mixed content, we send a notification. Oh, and we provide status pages, like this one from Laravel and Flare too.

In this blog post, I'd like to show you how we use Livewire to render some complex forms in the UI of Oh Dear.

Inertia.js and Livewire: a high level comparison

Oct 2nd 2019 – sebastiandedeyne.com

Seb De Deyne explains the differences and similarities between Intertia and Livewire.

I’ve seen many people compare the two, or ask if they can be used together. This post showcases their similarities and differences, and should help you understand which problems they each solve best.

Live-Updating Status Page With Livewire

Sep 30th 2019 – calebporzio.com

Recently status pages were added to Oh Dear!. My colleague Sebastian took care of the live updates with a few lines of JavasScript.

In a new video on his blog Livewire creator Caleb Porzio, shows how can create the same behaviour with Livewire (and without having to write JavaScript). Impressive stuff!

This sort of thing is right up my alley, but I couldn't help but think how easy it would be in Livewire. Here's is the same functionality implemented with Livewire, in three or four little code additions. No JS!

Proof of Concept: Phoenix LiveView for Laravel

Jan 17th 2019 – calebporzio.com

Here's a cool video by Caleb Porzio where he demonstrates his proof of concept port of Phoenix LiveView in Laravel.

I recently read through this blog post about Phoenix LiveView and got really excited for what might be possible in Laravel. I started hacking on a little proof of concept in Laravel and quickly realized this might be a game changer.