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Need advices for deeper documentations

ngatsejacques

May 7th, 2022 03:46 AM

Hi,

I'm building my SAAS and i getting hard time to know what to do between all those stacks. So i'm looking for good tutos or deeper documentations, because most of vidéo that i see don't go deeper like how to really handle controller for certains use of case. Plus i'm more a reader than a watcher because the video spend more times on designing than coding classes, model and logic (but they are all pretty good don't get me wrong)

For example now i built a web form that do an api request to retrieve data. Now i want to save it, so i added a BREAD table/function trough voyager. Now to save my data from my custom form, should i use native laravel ? Livewire ? maybe voyager function ? or Alpine ?

Having a tuto with a real common use case (like blog post building or task saver) would be nice.

I don't know if i'm making my self clear ? Anyway looking for full tuto that talk about controllers and logic.

bobbyiliev

May 7th, 2022 08:46 AM

Hi there,

If you are already familiar with Laravel, I would suggest just using controllers and models as you would with a standard Laravel application.

The same would go for Livewire in case you already have experience with it.

Here is a video series where Tony builds a SaaS using Wave:

Building a SaaS

Here is a useful tutorial on how to build a simple blog with Livewire:

Hope that this helps!

ngatsejacques

May 7th, 2022 09:08 AM

Hi thanks for your advice,

i think i'll do that. Going with what i know. Having all that stack make me loose the sight that i want to build my MVP, test the market then after that i'll use all what can offer wave to enhance the application.

Going with a good laravel implementation is already a good production level application.

bobbyiliev

May 12th, 2022 08:00 AM

Yes absolutely! Using the core Laravel features is never a bad choice! Especially when you are building your MVP and trying to get to market quickly. You can always change some bits and pieces with Livewire later on if you decide to.

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