Start with TALL: Use Tailwind, Alpine, Laravel & Livewire (Udemy.com)

Good introduction to the TALL stack but I felt this course a little bit short. You get in this course everything you need but I felt it was finished just after the warm-up of the Tall stack. Missing bits (just to make it better): Tricky parts of the Livewire like using multiple file uploads, Dropdown selectable with search and select data from the database and so on. I expected more real full-stack examples. (Security, translation few points that worth to speak about too)

I have taken a few of Juan's courses related to Laravel and each is excellent. He actively monitors the comments and responds which is very helpful, especially if it has been some time since the course was produced. Juan's courses are consistently the most comprehensive and thorough I have found from any instructor.

It was a good insight in to some functionality however it could use a bit more explanation behind all the magic that is written. The instructor normally just writes out the code and not always explaining what it does. I would like to have more focus on actual blade components and creating custom components and not just re-using the ones that come with laravel. I would prefer if there was more focus on styling, creating a custom color scheme, consideration for localisations and some more tailwind configuration with laravel itself. Other instructors like to challenge students with a small project / coding challenge after every section so they work on the things they learned. Some useful documentation could have been provided. Where to look for styling or components because i feel this course is a bit more for a backend person trying to go full stack than a front end person that already knows much about styling and setting up the layouts. However great effort, I learned a lot and the instructor is really knowledgeable about the subject, shame there is just not more meat to the course :)

It was a great experience and I now have a clearer understanding of many concepts that I didn't quite get before. I appreciated the fact the instructor clearly explained everything covered in the course. Thanks for your hard work in preparing this class! I will be taking additional classes from this instructor!

The course was ok, the only recommendation for the author would be to spend less time focusing on the inner workings of Laravel (using the existing auth logic to create a "user-like" subscriber) and focus more on the features of the livewire and alpine - perhaps adding more cases of when and how they can be used in tandem. But I still heartily recommend the course to anyone getting familiar with the TALL stack.

Really great intro to the TALL stack! I'm a back end dev so it was difficult to tell where blade ended and livewire or alpine began. Now I understand what each is used for and a great start on how to put it all together. This course saved me tons of time trying to figure all this out on my own. Now I can jump in and start making stuff!

Der Dozenz hat absolut Ahnung was er macht und wie er es vermittelt. Ich habe in diesem Kurs viel gelernt, nicht der explizit den Kursinhalt, sondern auch verschiedene kleine andere Dinge, die ich einetzen werde und die mir das Leben leichter machen werden. Habe bereits verschiedene weitere Kurse dieses Dozenten gekauft und bin gespannt, ob - und bin überzeugt dass - sie mir genauso weiterhelfen werden. Sehr empfehlenswert.

This is great introduction to the TALL stack but it would have been great if there are challenges where the students will be pushed into reading the documentation of the tools used and use other directives/methods. In addition, I found the early part of the course confusing and all over the place. I had taken other classes from the same instructor but this one looks a bit rushed. Nevertheless, I'm rating this as 4-start because this course will serve as my first step in using the TALL stack. Thank you for the lesson! I hope this could be updated with more content.

Great introduction to the TALL stack! I developed quite a bit in the older Laravel versions, and coming back to the GUI side of Laravel after a year or so I was quite overwhelmed by all the new components used and how they all fit together. Juan gave a great high-level overview of what does what and even threw in a nice practice project to get some hands-on experience. His Spanish-English took some time to get used to, but after a couple of lectures it was no problem anymore. I'd even go so far as to say that his accent (and speaking temperament) is an added bonus for how he teaches. I loved this course and the only downside for me was that the practice project wasn't a little more complex. All in all highly recommended!

It could do with more lectures on different aspects of T.A.L.L. Maybe some lectures on common problems with using all the different components of T.A.L.L. , but saying that I have learned some new functionalities.