@jaydrogers@tomschlick ah this one was made me angry when deploying the app, it need php runtime thus the wayfinder can't run it to build route in TS file.
@jaydrogers I'm still new with devops things, but I still wish I could understand this, all I learn right now deploying Laravel with fpm-nginx from your docker image and using Traefik as reverse proxy during my internship 😀😀
@jaydrogers Having better docs on PHP docker image, especially on S6, Laravel Inertia SSR, and Unit variant (I still don't understand how to work with Unit)
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@PovilasKorop Livewire is great but as a junior dev, I fell on the trap where using improperly causing it slow performance. The reason is I can't see the real industrial example on how to use Laravel, Livewire and Alpine. Locked behind the paywall to learn it, YT just provides a simple demo.
I love Laravel and everything related to its and JavaScript ecosystem, excited to see more in the future after my internship ended. Also, thank you Augment Code and AI for the opportunity to learn more new things to experiment with
Not a sponsored post, but @augmentcode just dropped an update with Agent Mode & augment-guideline MD files! Tried testing it like other Vibe Coders to see how well it generates Laravel + Vue Inertia good practices.
At the end, it generated a bunch of structured files, following the standards in the MD files, and I got to learn more about Laravel best practices. But a human touch is still a must—to fix errors and make sure the UI doesn’t feel inhumane.