The Complete TALL Stack Tutorial - FROM NOTHING TO PROD (Tailwind, Alpine, Laravel, Livewire & More)

I put a lot of time and effort into crafting a video that shows off some of the fantastic developer experience that comes with building in the TALL stack. I hope you find value in it. :)

***WITH THE UPDATED WIREUI PACKAGE, YOU WILL HAVE TO UPDATE COMPONENTS FOR MODAL AS WELL AS DROPDOWN TO WUI-DROPDOWN/WUI-MODAL. FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE WIREUI DOCUMENTATION SHOULD WORK GREAT FOR INSTALL.***

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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction and Stack Setup
00:07:53 - Setting up the Development Environment
00:16:46 - Setting up the Application
00:25:49 - Creating an Application Structure
00:34:29 - Creating the Notes Table
00:44:00 - Modifying the Database
00:52:45 - Implementing Live Wire in Laravel
01:02:17 - Creating a Landing Page with Improved Design and Button
01:12:14 - Running PHP Code in Laravel
01:23:04 - Setting up the UI
01:33:07 - Adding a recipient to the notes table
01:42:02 - Wiring up the front end
01:50:54 - Creating a note
02:00:43 - Deleting a Note
02:10:03 - Creating Policies for User Actions
02:19:01 - Mounting the Note and Initializing the Note
02:28:31 - Building the Form
02:38:17 - Using Laravel Breeze's Action Component
02:48:08 - Fixing Date Format and Creating a Public View of a Note
02:58:12 - Generating the Note Interface and Functionality
03:07:34 - Setting up Scheduled Notes Emails
03:16:58 - Setting up Scheduled Notes in Production
03:26:28 - Limiting Edit Accessibility Based on Date
03:36:15 - Comment, Like, and Subscribe to Support

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[TheMontbra]

SQLite is the best option in 99% of cases of small and medium project. This little bastard deserve more love.

[mahasiswago]

I'm from Indonesia and I just wanted to say a big thank you for your tutorial video! It's really awesome, I love it!

Your explanation is clear and easy to understand, and your style is really cool. I like how you can explain complicated things in a way that's easy to grasp.

I'm sure this video will be really helpful for people who want to learn more about Livewire. Thanks a lot for making it! :)

[tobiasfeigel]

This is the first comment, I'm writing for a tutorial. This is for a reason: this is the best programming tutorial I've ever seen and I've seen a lot! The length is perfect, you show all the relevant information to get an good overview about the framework and the tools and your explanation is calm and professional! Thank you very much!

[imdtap]

Yeah Dude.. PHP is dope.. I don't give a shit what the haters say.. I enjoy learning it.

[silviomartins]

Your English is very good to understand, thank you! I'm from Brazil.

[bholmesdev]

JS junkie exploring Laravel for the first time. This is awesome! Learning some cool patterns from Livewire I'd love to pull into Astro :)

[kevinkabeya]

Thanks so much for the content. I am learning livewire and was finding hard to envision the difference between full page components and integrating components into blade templates this really helped me understand the nuance. Keep up the good work!🎉

[BartvanDorp]

Josh, thanks for this. Really enjoyed and copy-coded everything on the side to tweak and for better understanding. I'm surely going to develop my next application with this. Keep up the good work!

[hfrdmnk]

Hey Josh, I don't usually comment on YouTube videos, but I just wanted to chime in and say thank you for your time and effort in creating this awesome tutorial! I already worked with Laravel before, so this was mainly a primer for me to learn Livewire, but I still took away a ton (also about how to use Fly, I struggled with that in the past).

Apart from Laravel just being a great framework, the community around it (especially creators like you or Aaron) is just something I have never experienced before in other ecosystems (I also have a JS background). It's just good vibes all around and a very constructive and pragmatic mindset towards building things and supporting others.

Cheers ✌

[randomaut]

I love your channel is like watch asmr but learning and evangelizing with laravel

[mongi]

Thx for the effort sir...May you get blessed by the algorithm

[londelidess]

This guys is the only person who makes good thumbnails for Laravel

[chuggingCoffee_]

Hey there. First full Laravel vid I've watched, and I'm enjoying it so far. Thanks for the good quality tutorial. I truly don't know if I'm supposed to fall asleep or become the best Laravel dev on planet earth. Maybe both at the same time. Audio feels like we're working on a secret project together at 3:17am and we're whispering because someone is asleep in the bathtub in the room next door, but we press on!

[rodantegutierrez]

I wish there is another TALL Stack video. I learn so many stuff. Although is not purely MVC but i learn something new and it introduce me WIREUI. I want to learn from this guy. Keep it up bro.

[jasonjpage]

This was really fun to follow along with - managed to get my own version up and live on the internet :) thanks for the effort and the expertise.

[cgbrayt]

Thanks for bringing up to youtube a tutorial over TALL stack, pretty useful and not too much known knowledge. I can address some points about the video that maybe can make more tutorials in the future even better (from a viewer perspective):

- Focus of the video: i noticed along the tutorial that actually you haven't defined totally if this video was for people totally beginner in laravel, for people with some experience in laravel or for people that comes from javascript to php world. Fortunately the third option is my case, but it's not perhaps for most of the people: not everyone has ever used javascript and a lot of times you explain stuff like everyone would understand, like in 1:24:00, when you compare a resource from livewire with react and any person that doesn't have any knowledge on react would never get. I guess that focusing on intermediary to advanced level would be the way to go due to the intention of livewire and the other frameworks itself: make the life of people that knows their 'base' easier, and that implies not being a beginner. So perhaps explaining what a migration is is not necessary deeply.

- Deploy part: i personally liked this part and it fits well for tutorials with this purpose of introducing new technologies use with a well-known framework as laravel, but again the issue of the focus: people that don't even know what 'deploy' means, which can be possible to have seen this part (you've said in the start that beginners could also see the video totally fine), perhaps have struggled to process this.

Anyway the tutorial was good in general, but these points have damaged the intention and well, you also can be less fast sometimes: you have oscillated with fast (which made me pause the video to understand the code and write it too) and slow speed, but reaching a middle level is the way to go i think... Thanks!

[harshwebdev]

This project was tooo helpful. Please make more projects like real time chat system with file sharing using Tall Stack

[SydneyWingender]

Yessss! I've been waiting for this! You're awesome!

[BERTDELASPEED]

I just watched the whole thing like I told you previously I would. I knew I was gonna learn great things here. Thanks for this amazing tutorial I just didn't see exactly what was that Alpine but lemme tell you this, YOU keep this up, this channel is blowing in NO TIME 💯

[fallenkiller]

i'm from Argentina and tomorrow i have a TALL stack interview, you saved me!. Hopefully i get the job.