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Laravel Nova - which is easier - to learn and use it or write an admin panel yourself?
To be honest - Laravelian concepts get into me - all these "service providers", "politicians" and "gates" come in with a big scratch :) It seems that they have spawned a bunch of extra entities just because they have nothing to do))
Tell me who used Laravel Nova - is it the same there? Or does it really help to reduce the time for creating an admin panel?
Are there _simple_ ways to create CRUD to a ready-made database and separate access rights by roles?
Only _personal_ experience please. Thank you.
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It is for creating CRUDs, I would say, but for something a little more complicated, dances with a tambourine begin, or rather, a serious approach is needed with compiling pieces of the front for the admin panel and deep learning (at the same time, there are stupidly many possibilities, and at best you can hack , and sometimes you can’t do anything at all if you don’t cut a completely custom module).
But the modules are being actively sawed, for example , there is a package for roles that came to me.
In general, I bought it on the day of release, I think I used it on 3-4 projects. The purchase paid for itself. (if you forget that a license is needed for each project :D)
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Comparing with filing another copy-paste admin panel on Vue / Nuxt in order to have a couple of CRUDs there, it's much easier.
Even taking into account the fact that you take the old code base, for each project you still have to clean everything up and do it almost from scratch. So time was running out anyway.
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