Is Livewire worth using on a production server?
I'm not really in a position to say this, nor am I the right person to discuss this topic, but...\ I’d like to talk about what I’ve noticed while developing a p
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I'm not really in a position to say this, nor am I the right person to discuss this topic, but...\ I’d like to talk about what I’ve noticed while developing a p
I'm not really in a position to say this, nor am I the right person to discuss this topic, but...
I’d like to talk about what I’ve noticed while developing a platform to run with Livewire, Alpine.js, and Tailwind CSS.
To put it simply:
That’s my advice.
I’ve been using Livewire since v1, and when it moved from v1 to v2, so many things changed that it was almost like having to start over from scratch. Those changes made it much more convenient and improved its functionality a lot.
However, even in v2, several issues remain.
As I worked with it, I also raised various issues, and they were fixed...
Still, it seems there are more issues to address...
So... I’m sure you’ll run into a lot of problems while building with it...
If you’re planning to build a service with Livewire, you’d probably be better off waiting for v3...
Right now, it feels like it’s about 10–20% short of where it needs to be... (Of course, issues are being fixed quickly, so they’re gradually getting resolved.)
Even so, you’re bound to run into problems as you develop... and that can get really frustrating... (I’m not skilled enough to modify the core ㅠㅠ)
If you can hold on a little longer, I think that once v3 comes out, you’ll be able to use it to develop and run your service without any major problems... So... please think a little more carefully before choosing v2...
If you’re going to launch a service, you might as well use Nuxt.js.... (' _')
But anyway, having run into a lot of obstacles while working with Livewire and seen it improve as issues got fixed, I’ve come to feel that Livewire is really convenient and good. Development is fast, too.. (Of course, it can feel a little slow when you’re first learning it, but once you try it, your development speed becomes incredibly fast...)
I recommend using Livewire for simple sites... but if you’re building a platform with a fair amount of functionality, I recommend starting with v3.