Optimal admin panel for Laravel. What do you think about Voyager?

Question

Laravel

Hello. I would like to hear answers from people with experience in using / writing admin panels.
After working a little with Laravel (about 6 months), and already somehow fed up with writing my own admin panel for each project (I use a ready-made bootstrap theme for the interface, and I write everything from scratch for routes, models, controllers, data output and saving).
Previously considered:
- Sleeping Owl
- FrozenNode/Laravel-Administrator
But I haven't used them on real projects, as it seems to me, there is a lot to finish and, most importantly, to redo, which is not very effective, and the quality of both the code and the interface will not be the same , and often it may be that the functionality is either not enough, or some things are generally superfluous there.. I took a
closer look at the backend admin panel for Laravel Voyager
I looked through the Voyager documentation, it seems even clear. Maybe someone is already using this admin panel, how does it work? How about the extensibility of the functionality in it (for example: displaying graphs, replacing a text editor, uploading files, galleries)?

Answer 1

Ready-made admin panels will never compare in functionality with what you write yourself. Every project needs its own approach.
But judging by what I saw in the Voyager documentation, for most projects this admin panel is enough for the eyes. Easy customization of fields, the ability to work with hasOne, hasMany and belongsToMany relationships is enough for a light or medium project.

Answer 2

Voyager is the coolest admin panel I have ever seen. Out of the box, the functionality is enough to solve 70% of the tasks. Of the main advantages, you have to write little code, so the likelihood of errors is reduced significantly. Last summer I did a lot of pull requests in voyager. I did a convenient cropping of photos, a form designer, ajax lists, screwed a translatable module and much more. Tony Lee wrote to me that this is cool and that he wants this functionality to be in version 1.0, but the code was not leaked. As a result, I decided to take the version as a basis and make my laraveladminpanel.com admin panel, which I will constantly refine and improve, there is a demo.

Answer 3

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