I've been working with Laravel professionally over my last few projects, and it has surprisingly become my go-to for creating websites, even when I was initially quite skeptical about it (shout out to my coworker for helping me overcome this skepticism!).
To share this journey and the insights I've gained, I've finally launched a tech blog focused on IT Homelabs and software development, with my very first post dedicated to creating what I consider the perfect Laravel stack.
Here’s what I’ve put together for a robust, Laravel environment:
* Vue.js for interactive, reactive components.
* Inertia.js for seamless integration of Vue.js within Laravel, making SPAs more manageable.
* Laravel Sail for a straightforward, Docker-based local development setup.
* TailwindCSS for intuitive and flexible styling.
* VSCode Devcontainer to ensure consistency across development environments.
This guide is the product of my professional experience and aims to help others bootstrap their Laravel projects with a solid foundation and great developer experience. The motivation behind this guide is not only to share it with other developers but also as a reference for myself when setting up new projects.
I'm excited to share this with you and would love to hear your feedback or engage in discussions about Laravel setups and best practices. Your insights would be incredibly valuable and much appreciated!
rasmusgodske.com/posts/setting-up-the-perfect-laravel-stack
Thanks for checking it out—I'm eager to see how it can help others and to learn from your experiences as well! submitted by /u/rasmus-godske
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