Advice: Building a "unified" platform.
I have a few direct questions, but they're related to a general question on how to "handle" an admin area, and, a client (customer) views.
I have been using Laravel Nova for many years, where I would usually have a pretty clear distinction between the admin UIs, and the customer views. For these customer views, I would use Tailwind and create my own UI components, though recently I have been using Flux.
With filament, I feel like I can lean on it more heavily and can use a lot of these elements for client views. I can see a few paths forward:
1. Create a Customer Panel, and lean on Filament Pages to build these views
2. Use Filament components, and use traditional blade views (plus a sprinkling of Livewire where appropriate)
My concerns/questions then become:
1. Filament "lock-in" may make building Customer User Journeys quite difficult & restrictive, should we need to venture out of the norm.
2. How do I use filament components, I'm comfortable including them in Livewire components, but not so certain on using the blade components directly (e.g. I'm getting mixed results with using the
I have been using Laravel Nova for many years, where I would usually have a pretty clear distinction between the admin UIs, and the customer views. For these customer views, I would use Tailwind and create my own UI components, though recently I have been using Flux.
With filament, I feel like I can lean on it more heavily and can use a lot of these elements for client views. I can see a few paths forward:
1. Create a Customer Panel, and lean on Filament Pages to build these views
2. Use Filament components, and use traditional blade views (plus a sprinkling of Livewire where appropriate)
My concerns/questions then become:
1. Filament "lock-in" may make building Customer User Journeys quite difficult & restrictive, should we need to venture out of the norm.
2. How do I use filament components, I'm comfortable including them in Livewire components, but not so certain on using the blade components directly (e.g. I'm getting mixed results with using the
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