Sorry, not answer, are you Jesse Boyer?
And a short answer, a view name should make no difference on updates. The view you have full control on the names via your controller calls.
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This often confuses me. I would think home.blade.php would refer to the home page, not the logged in area. I know you can change this, yet with Spark I don't know if it's risky business. To me, it should be named:
dashboard.blade.php (Is the real home.blade.php logged in)home.blade.php or index.blade.php (is the default landing page, rather than welcome.blade.php.Does anyone know why it's done this way? Has anyone changed this before and had problems later on perhaps when upgrading Spark?
My other question is, why is Spark using LESS but Laravel using SCSS? Is it fairly safe to run this through a LESS to SCSS converter, and if there is an update I can just do it again?
I'm also using Bootstrap 4, so I have to toggle some code around. I just wondered a few of these things if anyone had any thoughts.
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Sorry, not answer, are you Jesse Boyer?
And a short answer, a view name should make no difference on updates. The view you have full control on the names via your controller calls.
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