Big Day: (alpha) Launch of Vue.js Generator Version
Povilas Korop
Founder of QuickAdminPanel
Today we’re releasing the first alpha version of a tool that we worked on for 3-4 months – ability to generate adminpanel with Laravel and Vue.js, so that Laravel serves only as API backend.
Update April 2018: project released at https://vue.quickadminpanel.com
Here’s a short first demo video:
And here’s a few screenshots how the code will look:
This big feature is available only for Agency plan clients, they will be the “public alpha” group to provide the first feedback.
We hope that this will start a new “era” of our generator which will be not only for Laravel developers.
Try it out at Vue.quickadminpanel.com!
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Awesome. I’m testing your admin panel and I think it’s really fantastic, saves you a lot of time already, so adding this Vue generator makes it even better.
I was wondering if you are going to add new functionality for using meta-fields instead of populating tables with many columns.
I have worked much with WordPress and this works very well but I’m new on Laravel and not sure what is the way for doing this on Laravel if you don’t know the fields you will need yet.
Hi Alejandro, thanks for kind words.
Not sure how would meta-fields work in Laravel. WordPress has a DB structure which can store pretty much anything in wp_settings or wp_meta, from what I remember. For Laravel, it’s a strict structure of fields for each table, and Eloquent model with each of it, so we’re not planning to “translate Laravel into WordPress”.
I guess if you don’t know the fields you will need yet, then you don’t start the project – at least that’s the way I do it.
Lol.. good answer. Thanks 🙂
$can not working in blade templates and vue
Any help?