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@slacky There are a number of alternatives to Laravel Voyager available, such as Laravel Backpack, Laravel Admin, and Laravel Enso.
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Jan 7, 2023
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laravel voyager recominditions
Hello
Do you recommend laravel voyager, any alternatives or to built it from scratch ?
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does any of them have page builder or entity generator ?
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I personally use https://filamentphp.com/ it's brilliant
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does it have entity genration or page builder ?
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no i mean designing the websites pages like grapejs, i didn't find a way to install it on laravel project, can you give any recommendations for grapejs alternative ?
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@slacky first hit on Google? https://packagist.org/packages/ekremogul/filament-grapesjs
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i searched in google didn't see it, it doesn't have much installations do you recommend it ?
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@slacky as I have never used grapesjs, I cannot recommend it or anything like it. I simply found a package that can do what you asked. But you could implement it yourself while referencing that package. Does voyager support it natively?
Regardless, my suggestion was originally based on your original request for an alternative to voyager.
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i know and thanks a lot you have been aiding me, indeed i was looking for grapejs for laravel , but is there package can work like it with laravel ?
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@slacky the best place to look is packagist :)
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after working with filament for sometime, i discovered that is slow, any advice for making faster ?
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Just dropping this note here in case someone lands here from a Google search or something.
Don't use it. Use Filament, Laravel Nova, or something like Statamic if you're looking for a CMS.
I used Voyager for our company's CMS/Admin panel for some time and it was not a pleasant experience. Better than WordPress, still, but the project is destined for abandonment, if you ask me. The maintainers took forever to bring the package up to date with the latest Laravel and PHP versions, there are almost zero interest in adding any new features that will make the package better, and I've had to hack that thing to make it work, worse than I've made hacks to WordPress sites to make them work like the client wanted.
I won't be surprised if Voyager will get abandoned in the next year or two. It's sad, but I've been seeing it die slowly for some time now and glad I moved our admin panel/CMS to Statamic.
Voyager isn't horrible, it can work well for some use cases, but for more reliable, robust, and relevant software, look somewhere else.
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