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AFAIK laravel 8 -- the latest -- is the only stack to provide auth out of the box As in They give you a login screen When you install an app 'starter kit' B
by readonthegoapp 6y ago
AFAIK laravel 8 -- the latest -- is the only stack to provide auth out of the box
As in
They give you a login screen
When you install an app 'starter kit'
Breeze -- the simplest -- in this example
Downside is you get stuck w vue and tailwindcss as defaults
curl -s https://laravel.build/example-app | bash
cd example-app
php artisan migrate
composer require laravel/breeze --dev
php artisan breeze:install
npm install
npm run dev
php artisan migrate
- tbronchain 6y agoThis really fits into the "getting something up and running quick" category. Thank you!
- cookingmyserver 6y agoDjango also provides auth out of the box. Granted the existing login page is for the admin, but that brings up another point.. it has a built-in admin portal which is super helpful! If you want a user facing login page there are default login views, all you really need to do is make the template for the page.
- 07121941 6y agoLove using Django
- simplerman 6y agoI will second Laravel. Also PHP developers are cheaper, if one day your project turns into a business, you can hire for a lot less money.
- tcbasche 6y agoDjango (Python) also includes auth if I’m not mistaken. A good approach I’ve seen is using Django to create REST API’s while using the admin interface and ORM support as free bonuses.
- joelbluminator 6y agoAh Laravel depends on Vue by default? I didn't know that.
- readonthegoapp 6y agono but the default 'starter kits' do -- at least in the latest version (8.x). if you're an expert in laravel/vue/mix/css/js/webpack/etc., it's prob 30 seconds to a few minutes to swap it out for...nothing, or something different (e.g. React). also, there are now a paid boilerplate saas products that give you a login screen 'out of the box' -- and some other things. e.g. https://www.saaspegasus.com/ https://www.saaspegasus.com/ for python/django