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Popular plugins for Laravel - which ones?
Hello.
I recently dealt with Laravel, and here's what I still don't understand:
- WordPress has a certain list of plugins that are "must have" and greatly simplify the life of a website developer. Well, for example: Contact Form 7 - you all probably know it, right? ))
And what about Laravel with this? Are there any similar extensions?
Because for example the same contact form would be great to have out of the box. Do not reinvent the wheel, but copy the files, run the migrations, and go ahead)
Well, not only a contact form, but something else, some polls, or a chat.
Yes, anything that is really in demand and used by thousands of users.
Is there such a thing in Laravel?
Can you link to the list?
Thank you.
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There are probably only two absolutely must-have
barryvdh/laravel-ide-helper
barryvdh/laravel-debugbar
And then on the tasks that need to be solved.
Very good quality packages from these guys:
https://spatie.be/open-source/packages
https://github.com/beyondcode
If the site is not a pure SPA, but actively uses js in widgets, then most likely you will need the following
: /laroute
laracasts/PHP-Vars-To-Js-Transformer
TLDR; - You confuse CMS and Framework. Use WordPress if it's sufficient for your needs.
Separate apples from oranges. If you want to make Laravel - WP - then use WP. Lara, she is not a CMS, but a framework. This is for those who do not have enough tsms and need their own functionality. And since this is needed, then you need to make your own forms, otherwise - there is the contact form 7 you mentioned - why "reinvent the wheel" in the form of the same form on Laravel? =)
Well, in general, Laravel itself is a set of plugins, of a kind. Artisan, Eloquent, Homestead + stuff from the Official packages documentation section. And about the form - well, there is `php artisan make:auth` =)
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