FilamentF
Filament15mo ago

When do you use multiple panels?

I have this project where both admin and user stuff are in the default AdminPanelProvider, the access control is done via checking the permissions/role of the User.

However, for cases where assuming admin and users has different workflows, wouldn't it be much better if they have their own dedicated panels? In this case there will be: AdminPanel and UserPanel.

Though personally I would rather have different panels, although maintaining them whenever there's a change/new feature can be quiet taxing.

This is more of a discussion, I'm just curious what are the other devs will do in this scenario.
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