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I'm trying to install these dependencies on a Laravel project WITHOUT using Breeze, Jetstream or the laravel-ui package, and not gonna lie it's above my pay grade. The documentation is pretty obscure when it comes to NOT using stuff like Jetstream.
Also I can be convinced to use Breeze/Jestream/laravel-ui if you tell me that it's not too heavy and I can still do the fun stuff by hand, but I really prefer to be as barebones as possible.
So my question is, what are the commands I need to run and setup I need to do to start writing PHP?
not really know what the answer you need. but let's talk about it.
what are the commands I need to run and setup I need to do to start writing PHP
setup an virtual server on your local machine and start to code using PHP. why not ?
and not gonna lie it's above my pay grade
just do what you want todo with the pay grade on your office (minimum or maximum effort it's up to you). but you still needs to upgrade your skill even they dont need the skill. because it's you not them.
setup an virtual server on your local machine and start to code using PHP. why not ?
This will be my 2nd Laravel project and my 4th webdev project in general. I can't start just typing PHP because the ways in that responses have to be written for a normal Laravel app and one using InertiaJS are different.
just do what you want todo with the pay grade on your office. but you still needs to upgrade your skill even they dont need the skill. but it's you not them.
I'm talking about my experience paygrade lol, this is not a work project just a personal one for my portfolio. And don't get me wrong I've been googling and reading "laravel + vue + sass + inertia install composer how to" but there's no specific guide for that stack, and even multiple guides for just Laravel - Inertia - Vue tell me slightly different things. Thanks for the reply though.
but there's no specific guide for that stack
that's the point. because that's only "option" and without them still an apps can be build with php. and the guide you found they make it with different version, machine, structure and other cause. that's why no spcesific guide will catch what we need. but the good things is there always a little chance we found what we really needs.
This will be my 2nd Laravel project and my 4th webdev project in general.
that's good. keep the good work than.
Hi @simonarg
If you are still in the earlier stages of the project, you can have a good overview of practical tasks involving Laravel + Inertia.js + Vue on this documentation:
I'm actively working on this project, but at the moment, I believe there's already a lot of content and examples that can help you on this new journey.
@tangtang please take a look at the docs of Modular if you have some time. Feedback is very welcome :)
All the best!
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