Full Stack Frameworks or How to Reconcile Frontend (Good) and Backend (Evil)
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The talk discusses Full Stack PHP frameworks that let backend developers describe and generate frontend code from PHP, aiming to simplify integration between front-end and back-end. It covers the problem of difficult backend–frontend interactions and presents the approach of using PHP-side tools to produce the frontend automatically.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:29Frontend vs backend problems
- 4:01Unified language dream
- 9:05LiveWire demo
- 14:03LiveWire components
- 17:00Data binding and sync
- 20:40Text field optimizations
- 26:35Form actions handling
- 29:35Todo-list example
- 35:53LiveWire events
- 40:07Advanced LiveWire features
- 41:11File uploads with LiveWire
- 50:03LiveWire limitations
- 52:34LiveWire best practices
- 57:53Model abstraction
- 1:00:01Blade components
- 1:04:21LiveWire pagination
- 1:05:47LiveWire alternatives
- 1:09:40LiveWire WebSocket game
- 1:17:16Q&A
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