It’s been just over a month since I released Laravel Swift: https://github.com/redbastie/swift
Laravel Swift is a SwiftUI-inspired spin on Laravel Livewire. The goal is to get rid of “context switching” as much as possible, and ultimately eliminate the need for developers to have to mess around with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Some improvements have been made since, and I just added forgot password functionality to the core auth components. If you’re already using Laravel Swift on a project and want to add the forgot pw functionality, just run php artisan install:password-forgot. Otherwise, it will install these components on the install:swift command for new apps.
Thanks for checking it out.
A bit off-topic, but can you even use Laravel for a project not even affiliated (if I understand it correctly) with Laravel LLC? It is a trademark after all.
No, not unless Taylor has said you can. So with a name like Laravel Swift, OP will want to rename this to something else.
It utilizes Bootstrap, Font Awesome, & more under the hood
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[…] the future of PHP development
I, I just don’t know see how those two packages can be immediately followed by a sentence talking about the future of development.
Why is the entire Laravel framework a dependency?
Just scrolling down through the readme and the mental disease of hyper-utilizing static method calls that are the Laravel mantra rears its ugly head. Type hints largely missing throughout the project. Same with Docblocks. The abomination that is the “S” class, which exists to — save characters? So many anti-patterns and hacky shit going on. There’s a reason you cannot do things like these in Ruby, C#, and Java: Because it is appalling.