@LaravelOnline@PatricioOnCode@enunomaduro There are a lot of existing libraries and packages that are react or vue only. I haven’t looked too deep into this but I’m assuming this allows you to drop in those prebuilt components instead of having to remake them with blade and livewire. I definitely see the appeal.
@phuctm97 Honestly just create the fields I need in a table have a basic html form and that’s my cms. If I need media I’ll just Google a simple plugin. Keep it simple.
@ste_bau I was just trying to do that earlier today. Ended up copying the migration and commenting it out for all my models to get the fillable to complete.
So funny seeing everyone looking/begging for the node/ts equivalent of rails/Laravel when it’s existed for years. I started using @adonisframework in 2016 in production for one of the biggest startups in Asia. If you want full stack with everything built in take a look.
@mubaidr@adonisframework@AmanVirk1 Yeah I think the addition of server routes is awesome in nuxt 3. I just know without a proper blueprint/structure and best practices you’re going to end up writing queries in a bunch of components and when it comes to scale you will need to rewrite. Great for an MVP tho
@mubaidr@adonisframework Using nuxt 3 for sure you can do full stack using a service like supabase or something similar but in my opinion owning all of the code/logic/domains is important if you’re trying to build something serious. @AmanVirk1 has a lot of validation examples with Adonis
@mubaidr@adonisframework Haven’t looked too deep into nuxt as a full stack environment. Probably would use something like @trpcio for communication between client and server.