Build a multiple file drag-and-drop uploader with Livewire and Alpine.js. Using Alpine and Livewire’s JavaScript API, we’ll directly hook into the JavaScript drop event and kick off the upload progress, validating files and showing a progress bar along the way. So, if you need drag-and-drop uploading in your Laravel project, this course has you covered!
Put Alpine.js state management to the test by building a fully working notes app in the browser.
Forget dispatching events to keep your state together. In Alpine, stores give you a central location for data that make state management a breeze. In this series, we'll cover everything you need to know to get started with Alpine stores!
Alpine.js is a refreshingly minimal JavaScript framework that gives you the reactive nature of Vue and React, but with much more simplicity. This course will get you up to speed on how to use it, with plenty of practical examples along the way.
Combining the power of Meilisearch and the simplicity of Alpine.js to build an instant, as-you-type, result-highlighted dropdown search. We’ll cover making the Alpine.js component highly re-usable, so you can use it in multiple places, or with an entirely different index and options.
With a sprinkle of Alpine.js code, create a textarea that expands in height to fit content as a user types.
Add instantsearch functionality to any data with the power of TNTSearch, and the simplicity of Alpine.js.
Join a room and start chatting! This course covers building a multi-room text chat app with Laravel Livewire, including Laravel Websockets for realtime updates, and a sprinkle of Alpine.js to handle showing when a user is typing in realtime.
Missing state management in Alpine.js? Meet Spruce, a lightweight state management layer for Alpine.js that makes managing state between components a breeze. Core Alpine.js team member and Spruce author, Ryan Chandler, walks us through using it.
Just for fun, let's build a simple RSS reader with Alpine.js that fetches and renders entries from a list of your chosen RSS publications.