Utility-first commonality, retrofitting Tailwind CSS, and updated wants

Migrating infants, user-controlled task settings, and evolutionary development

In this episode, Jake and Michael discuss the arduous task of moving an infant into their own room, how we're going to handle user-controlled task settings in thenping.me [https://thenping.me], and when to reach for more advanced tooling as you build out a Laravel application. This episode is sponsored by Workvivo [https://www.workvivo.com/] - the employee communication platform to excite, engage and connect your entire company - and was streamed live [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxvx_Ivwwlc]. Show links * thenping.me [https://thenping.me] * Alpine.js [https://github.com/alpinejs/alpine] * Livewire [https://laravel-livewire.com] * Vue [https://vuejs.org] * Tailwind UI [https://tailwindui.com/]

Integrating phone systems, rapidly building apps with Tailwind UI, and dynamically updating Blade components

In this episode, Jake and Michael discuss integrating with hosted phone systems, quickly scaffolding out applications with Tailwind UI, and dynamically updating Blade components with AlpineJS. This episode is sponsored by Workvivo [https://www.workvivo.com/] - the employee communication platform to excite, engage and connect your entire company - and was streamed live [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP0cPDMhJPs].

Swinging the Lasso with Sam Carré

In this episode, Jake speaks with the creator of Lasso, Sam Carré. Show links * Sam Carré [https://twitter.com/carre_sam] * Lasso - Asset wrangling for Laravel made simple [https://getlasso.dev/]

Utility-first commonality, retrofitting Tailwind CSS, and updated wants

Jake and Michael discuss the natural commonality of utility-first CSS, retrofitting Tailwind CSS to a bespoke website build, and further explore Jake's experience with broader software roadmaps within an organisation. This episode is sponsored by Workvivo [https://www.workvivo.com/] - the employee communication platform to excite, engage and connect your entire company - and was streamed live [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qukERsbgooY].

Rolling up, building static sites, and user wants

Jake and Michael discuss rolling up assets in legacy projects, building static sites with Vite and Statamic, and realising the hopes and dreams of your applications' users into actual development work. This episode is sponsored by Workvivo [https://www.workvivo.com/] - the employee communication platform to excite, engage and connect your entire company - and was streamed live [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tufd485mcDY]. Show links * Vite [https://vitejs.dev/] * VitePress [https://vitepress.vuejs.org/] * Statamic [https://statamic.com/] * Statamic Peak [https://laravel-news.com/statamic-peak] * Laracon Online [https://laracon.net] * Wants [https://github.com/reinink/wants] by Jonathan Reinink [https://twitter.com/reinink]