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@JeffreyWay, sending you huge thanks for your heavy contribution to the PHP community. You are one of the primary reasons that I moved to Laravel. That being said, a lot of us who are working independently without deep resources and experts in the next cubicle could likely use a higher level teaching series.

I'm trying to build something rather big and complex, hundreds of tables, hundreds of Vue components, dealing with at least 20+ resource types (product, person, organization, orders, validation, signatures, event management, status). You may be uniquely positioned to whiteboard your strategy in planning out a major project. While the course examples so far are helpful, I think that the projects faced by many of us are a few orders of magnitude more complex. There's a chasm it seems between some of the app examples you offer and then the question as to shifting towards SPA based around Vue or React and using Laravel for backend. Seems that a lot of the community would benefit from this. Again, appreciate the work that and contribution you have made.

Hi Jeffrey

I am learning and currently hitting a point where the applications are large enough to warrant some kind of global state management. If you are un-convinced that a flux based architecture as with Vuex is the way to go. Can I ask what your reservations are and perhaps an alternative approach?

Sorry.. I know you are busy and owe me nothing! But we all value your view (lol?) point.

I could of course being to implement my own personal architecture it just seems like lots of developers doing their own thing isn't the standards way.

Thoughts?

Edit: @JeffreyWay - also thanks for the awesome videos.

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