Front-End made so easy with this compounded language, good templates too;

I just rip them from envato and adjust accordingly.

If I need boilerplate, https://github.com/vercel/next.js/tree/canary/examples provides a lot of value. It's already React + SSR + tailwind / whatever you want.
 
I just rip them from envato and adjust accordingly.

If I need boilerplate, this repo provides a lot of value. It's already React + SSR + tailwind / whatever you want.
Ahhhh me here thinking you were a rookie like myself...

That's actually great food for thought... I need to look at anything jS as Vue + Inertia is interesting as anything.
 
Good templates are really expensive. It costs like $300 to be covered and actually not be disappointed while building an app. Anything free is most often the same things with different design.

Design is easy to get. Just right click + inspect and you have it. Maybe convert css to tailwind or whatever you want.
 
Good templates are really expensive. It costs like $300 to be covered and actually not be disappointed while building an app. Anything free is most often the same things with different design.

Design is easy to get. Just right click + inspect and you have it. Maybe convert css to tailwind or whatever you want.
How far are you into your programming if you're looking at free courses boss?

That sounds messed up but she's an innocent question, I'm quizzing to see if you've seen how "easy" it is to set up a Laravel project to build on(TailwindCSS & TailwindUI make this substantially easier again...), set that as your own template and work from there!

You'd be comfortable with your own template, there's a hundred videos step by step bringing frameworks in to do eCommerce, Blog and SaaS-like websites then set a template up of each...

I'm telling you by the time you get half way into a series on how to make a blog you'd nearly understand what the language is doing when you get to studying an eCommerce development series.

Use the courses for your own confidence through achievements, you're gonna be G. :cool:

-Really am going to look into the repo, thanks for that
 
How far are you into your programming if you're looking at free courses boss?
I'm looking at new architectural concepts mostly and ways to improve what I messed up 10 times. Refactoring is the only thing a programmer needs to do.

Courses are useful if you have trouble reading docs. Some docs just make it so hard, it's painful to work with it. Laravel has one of the best docs so far. For React I would watch courses and just search for gold in someone's else code. Vue is bearable with docs, but still it's far away from laravel.

Really am going to look into the repo, thanks for that
I will now pick markdown + firebase database options from there and I'm done with building backends for websites forever. Time to end this WP clown fiesta.
 
I will now pick markdown + firebase database options from there and I'm done with building backends for websites forever. Time to end this WP clown fiesta.
WordPress actually made me want to cry enough that I went the Laravel route... I'll never again sign into WordPress.

Courses are useful if you have trouble reading docs. Some docs just make it so hard, it's painful to work with it. Laravel has one of the best docs so far. For React I would watch courses and just search for gold in someone's else code. Vue is bearable with docs, but still it's far away from laravel.
This could explain why it was so hard for me to pick up HTML, CSS & jS even though I didn't even get as far as jS... Bootstrap/Tailwind saves me there.
 
Tailwind + Tree shaking = Revolution. It really is an awesome project.
 
I've gotta look into this, thanks again Mr Influencer.
If you for example have a react/next.js project and you configure tailwind as per documentation, tree shaking will be enabled by default. You don't even need to think about it. ;)

For those who don't know what tree shaking is, it is a way to remove dead/unused css rules automatically from the final build, so that your site loads even faster.
 
If you for example have a react/next.js project and you configure tailwind as per documentation, tree shaking will be enabled by default. You don't even need to think about it. ;)

For those who don't know what tree shaking is, it is a way to remove dead/unused css rules automatically from the final build, so that your site loads even faster.
/purge
I remember 4 years ago trying to perform this simple task with gulp on bootstrap. That was many headaches. Now it's one line.
 
/purge
I remember 4 years ago trying to perform this simple task with gulp on bootstrap. That was many headaches. Now it's one line.
Indeed. I never liked gulp lol.
 
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