The more I make something using AlpineJS, the more I like it.
Sometimes you don't need to figure it out with Vue. You only need some AlpineJS magic and that's it, no need to spin up a whole Vue framework on the page.
Add that to Livewire and Filament PHP and you're all set to create small utilities without hacking your way into the frontend.
Moderne Technik für schnelle Infos: Unterrichtsausfall in Bayern digital & effizient! 
Mit dem TALL-Stack haben wir eine performante Web-App für das Bayerische Staatsministerium für Unterricht und Kultus entwickelt! Dank Livewire bleibt die App interaktiv, während AlpineJS für dynamische UI sorgt. Tailwind CSS hält das Design schlank & flexibel. Ein perfekter Stack für schnelle Entwicklung & gute UX! 
#FilamentPHP Calendar Integration: 10k Downloads Milestone!
Achievement
• Just reached 10,000 package downloads on #composer
• Trusted by growing developer community
• Proven stability and reliability
Core Features
• Integrates #vkurko's #opensource calendar as #FullCalendar alternative for #FilamentPHP panels
• Supports event handling, drag & drop functionality, and resource management
• Custom styling options with #Tailwind support
Ok, that's super strange. I edited the file on the server to make sure it would work without these lines. Now the same error is still there pointing to a line where the code isn't there anymore. Even after `php artisan optimize:clear` and even a new `php artisan filament:upgrade`.
Something is really off here…
Well that's a weird bug with #FilamentPHP.
Locally everything is fine, but I now deployed it on my dev server and there are errors that make no sense.
In this case a component isn't found, that is found in other resources without problems. The file is there, it works for example for games and studios. But not for genres, reviews or platforms.
I don’t see what the difference in these resources could be. Same directory, same way to create the file… And locally everything works.
Removing the vendor folder and reinstalling via composer did nothing. Re-deploy didn't do anything too. dump-autoload also nothing.
I have absolutely no idea what is going on here.
Edit: Thank you it's fixed. It was supposed to be DateTimePicker not DatetimePicker. (Capital T)
Spent a bit of time with #FilamentPHP the last days. I really have to say that I wish I would've done this before.
I always was a #LaravelNova advocate, because it's so incredibly easy to start with. But so many things are extremely difficult with it.
Also the development of Laravel Nova seemingly has stopped with only bugfixes and minor stuff for some months now. For a yearly paid package that's a bit annoying. Especially with this competition.
I completely rebuilt my Questlog admin panel with Filament the last two weeks now and it's so much nicer, easier and more powerful. I maybe spent 4-5 hours now to implement everything I had before and added more stuff.
It's more work than Nova but it's a lot easier to maintain, to extend and to configure. I will definitely stay with Filament for a while.
Kind of a galaxy-brain moment for me. I think I finally solved the way I clean up the HTML I get from websites:
1. Use mozilla/readability to get the “main" content
2. Pass it through HTML purifier
3. Convert HTML to Markdown (
)
4. Convert Markdown back to HTML for displaying in app.
5. Convert Markdown to SSML and pass it to text-to-speech APIs to create audio files. ()
Still working on this side-project from time to time. Good session today.
- finished the persistent audio-player
- added AWZ Polly as another text-to-speech provider
- new icons 
- fixed some bugs in the "Export to Kindle"-feature
- simplified the database tables
Next I really want to create a neat landingpage and waitlist form, so friends can sign-up for it.
Launched my second paid FilamentPHP plugin
Spotlight Pro was on my list for a loong time. The free Spotlight plugin was one of my earliest Filament contributions (2022) and relied on the awesome work of Philo's WireElements Spotlight. I always wanted something something more powerful that fit's Filaments design.
So, I spent a whole week building my own Spotlight component and integrated it with Filament.
Trying my best to help people in Filament's Discord every day. Some people though …
Built a small dashboard with Filament today to keep an eye on my GitHub projects.
Some weeks ago I launched my first paid product. A little plugin for Filament that fetches and shows the changelog from your private GitHub repo.
https://filament.pxlrbt.de/changelog/
I wanted to do this for a long time, but all the work to setup the infrastructure is so much more than creating the package itself. 
@noblefeu
Oh das interessiet mich.
Bin auch auf der GPN, hab bisher nichts damit gemacht weil die ersten paar Schritte nicht geklappt haben und ich glaub, dass da ein Gerät pro User notwendig ist. So richtig eingearbeitet/-gelesen hab ich mich nicht, hab aber so nen Lilygo-Knochen und würd mich da total nach anpassen, was Zeit und Raum angeht :)
Ich kann im Gegenzug wie letztes Jahr gerne mal meine Arduinos und alles mögliche an Sensoren, LEDs, etc. mitbringen, und da alle möglichen Fragen beantworten oder wir hacken einfach zusammen, wenn da Interesse besteht oder was über FilamentPHP oder Laravel erzählen bzw. bin da auch sehr an Austausch interessiert
Having the new machine makes working with in PHP even more fun.
Here is my list of projects I will work with the most in 2024.
- #CraftCMS
- #Laravel / #FilamentPHP
- #KirbyCMS
- #Statamic
There are some legacy projects I maintain so the list is a bit longer.
I am looking for a capable ecommerce software, after #Shopware became too expensive for my clients.
I want to have a closer look at #CraftCommerce and hope that version 5 will be ready for (my) prime time.
