Laravel Breeze with Different Design? Sure!

I've found a package that replaces the design of Laravel Breeze with another set of assets. Do you think there's maybe a viable business idea here?

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[Thotsuya]

I think its a great idea. Specially because as developers we want to give a fresh look to every new project we make.

[KastsEcho]

My main issue with Breeze / Jetstream from the Laravel dev team is that they only come out of the box with Tailwind, and no other framework options except to choose to include Inertia or Livewire. So, it'd be nice to develop starter kit theme packages using either CoreUI or AdminKit (the free versions are fine).

[emmanuelsiziba]

Yes they is a need for that. I would love one with Laravel Breeze with Vuetify

[pierdocks]

That's a wholesome idea! The options to buy or free, would depending on the complexity and customer demand but having the option for both is exciting even to daydream about it! Great idea, let's do it!

[enriquerobledo]

It's a very good idea, as a new backend developer, trying to make a good looking theme is quite hard, and having a service that let me choose between the logic and the appearance is just what everybody needs

[MrPatishpanj]

Ability to switch between bootstrap, bulma or tailwind implementations would be most awesome feature I can imagine

[konstruktion]

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[TH_CRTX_CDXDestinyAddict]

Yes do it, I've literally been going over starter kits for the past 2 weeks to pick them all apart for this very purpose. I hadn't gotten into the stubs and console commands quite yet, because I am still making the template I want to use, but I say lets make designs that go over top of the starter kits. I dont want to have to configure and build out all the scaffolding for a project with pretty common, yet non-existent features that almost any web application would utilize, that are NOT present in the starter kits. jetstream is as close as it gets and I would like to have one that for ifIm developing an e-commerce site, I do some commands and boom i have a working cart, payment, shop, and whatever else is in the "kit", right from the jump. I definitely think there is something here and would love to contribute if at all possible.

[mihaiandrei]

I would definately use that package. I am tired of wasting time breaking templates into blade files and integrating them in laravel. I would love to have a pallette to pick from and do it with just one command. Maybe even a nice graphic interface to show pictures of the template and install on click :)

[coding_david]

Great video & good idea to address that!

In general: It is good thing! No developer should start from scratch and create a completely new UI, there is so much out there! I know there are several implementations for laravel for AdminLTE for example. It makes sense to change the default layout and put a front end over your application, that fits your needs more - without the need for reinventing / rewriting everything. There are paid and free options out there.

[saydfuad]

I would love to see this with Admin LTE and Volt themes, am in for dev contribution.

[bernardinyang]

That's a nice idea, it would be great to select a different theme for new projects... And I would love to contribute to this also

[snakemanluffy]

This is amazing. I actually built one for myself because I don't like the simple breeze dashboard.

[snakemanluffy]

My Idea for breeze are:
# 1. laravel/breeze --blade (which will not include component system just good old
@extends & @section (with tailwindcss of course)
# 2. laravel/breeze --blade --bootstrap (which will be for bootstrap)
# 3. A simple admin panel just like this video (with a simple link & must have a dropdown link)
# 4. A default table with admin panel would be amazing. Also another table with dataTable package would be more amazing.
# 5. guest layout will only include css/js but adminLayout will extend that guest layout & nest another @yield() which will be the middle of admin panel where we can include our own components or design so that we can easily just @extends admin layout. :)

[imamhsn]

Yes, that will be great for quick development process 🙂

[celebritydev]

Personally, I use stuff like this for testing purposes...maybe on a side project and to kinda look into the idea behind it.
But using it on a real project? NO.
I consider building a theme from scratch gives me a lot more power and flexibility than deleting or adding to an already made theme from somewhere. Tailwind or Bootstrap is my preference.

But on the side note: if it is given as an open-source it could be subjected to a whole lot of customization in time to come and that could give it an edge - popularity and usage. But its growth may take a little long though.

What if it's given for a fee? Very few developers would give in.
Reason: unless I'm working on a CMS like WordPress or the like, using a theme is not an option. Again, my opinion.

[shafqatalinawaz]

Well thats a great idea and lovely work by Ahmed. I think something like in between will work. Like admin LTE has free version and premium version. If someone has got revenue for project he/she can get the paid version straight away. Else hobbyists or junior developer can try free version first.

[ahsanalamgir]

great video. I just had the same issue. I wanted to change the default UI that laravel breeze provide.

[stealmymarketing]

Definitely a good idea. I spent a day adding the Windmill UI package and separating out all the components. I would definitely have paid for a Laravel-ready version.

Also would that allow you to offer more themes in QAP? The livewire version only seems to offer one theme right now.

[ahmedkamel]

Thank you so much for sharing this package.
Great video