KevinMcKee
5 years ago
Here's the source code at the beginning of the lesson if anyone needs it: https://github.com/laracasts/teamsy/tree/lesson-10-start
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velkacem
5 years ago
please i search the complete final code
Cenay
4 years ago
I'm with @velkacem -- where is the final code? The dashoard.blade.php and login-chart.blade.php in your "code" don't show what's on your screen. For example, there are three sections above the chart. And the chart area yields nothing, despite being a mirror of the code here: https://github.com/laracasts/teamsy (I checked the master branch, the lesson-10 branch and the previous 4 branches.
I am not seeing the "jump", and the video doesn't show it either so I can stop and type it in manually.
Help please?
CESolomon
1 year ago
@Cenay has mentioned in the video towards the end...there are TWO dashboard blade files (one for super user and one for tenant admin) which are different....make sure you grab right one.
Troj
5 years ago
Super nice! I was just working on an admin dashboard. Thanks man!
Aunik
5 years ago
This is a great package, and very easy to implement
Kabelo2ka
5 years ago
Lovely!
jgravois
5 years ago
Excellent lesson!!
All of the charts on my site are dark background. I have been looking for hours on how to change the label and gridline colors ... could you point me to the documentation on passing configuration through Chartisan?
Zabius
5 years ago
Really enjoyed this course - been difficult at times with all the UI jumps but this is the kinda thing I like to see. Look forward to see more content from you in the future
Zabius
5 years ago
Can anyone suggest the best way to make the AddUser into a class than can handle both the 'create' & 'insert' of users in a nice clean manner
iristechph
5 years ago
How can I query dates in Chartisan update() function?
So I can query the new register tenants via from and to method.
codefish
5 years ago
I really love this. Scopes are really powerful. Thank you so much for the excellent course with great examples.
mhadaniya
5 years ago
Thank you... I just started working on a project similar and your videos help me a lot!
jtrod
5 years ago
kudos!
jeanluc
4 years ago
Hello, does the Laravel Chart package work for Laravel 8 ?
unohuim
4 years ago
sweet tutorial, Kevin. I could probably watch you extract into components all day.
Darkbelg
4 years ago
This tutorial was kind of a drag to get through for me. You can't really use the latest version of TALL stack to follow along because there is so many new content being added at every new lesson at the end and it takes a long time to figure out what is different. You also don't get this new content into your fingers so it just becomes copy paste. The last two lessons i just forked the git repo and worked from there.
Normally i try to used the most up to date stack so i can work out any new errors because of updates. If i follow any future tutorials i'm just going to use the git code as a base.
citricguy
4 years ago
@Darkbelg I had the same issue. I usually just end up using Jetstream (starter) or installing the tall stack from scratch.
terdia
4 years ago
Final thoughts:
Overall great course, 4.5/5 stars, I am taking off .5 because the transition from session 2 to 3 was not smooth. Good one Kelvin.
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