1. https://laravel.com/blog/is-there-an-official-laravel-certification
2. https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/general-discussion/my-experience-with-certificationforlaravelcom-a-warning-about-the-laravel-certification-scam-2025
3. https://laravel-news.com/laravel-certification-program-is-no-longer-official

in python I use f strings all the time. in php i use the . all the time, but php can string interpolate if you use double quotes. maybe that's why pint tells me to use single quotes...

any way. what do you use?

look for the "code breaking workshop" videos

1. https://laravel.com/blog/is-there-an-official-laravel-certification
2. https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/general-discussion/my-experience-with-certificationforlaravelcom-a-warning-about-the-laravel-certification-scam-2025
3. https://laravel-news.com/laravel-certification-program-is-no-longer-official

You might be looking at creating a custom theme. For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n90Z5W2nkE8

i go here for the serious stuff: https://kodekloud.com/courses

I tried going down this road using Livewire Starter Kit + Filament v5. I could see that the directives were being applied (or at least it looked like they were) but I was able to actually render flux components- I was only getting text, no styling. I removed that snippet from the app service provider.

Instead I published a Filament custom theme. Then copy pasted the imports and source from app.css to the (filament) theme.css. I added the necessary "../../" to make them line up. I was then able to render flux ui.

I wasn't getting any errors in the console about missing files... but something wasn't perfect. Things like badges and buttons were coming in full width. i had to add 'w-fit' in the class attribute to make them look right. But things like <flux:heading level="2" size="xl">Heading</flux:heading> was working correctly.