Laravel and Front-End

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Well , I wanted the opinion of some dev’s who have gone through the same dilemma I’m going through right now, I don’t know if this is the right channel to realize this question.

I have to build an application, I’m wanting to do it in Laravel, for the backend is very good, but I’m having doubts if Laravel would meet me at the front, I saw that has to attach to the project a ready template, this helps a lot. But I wonder if in the frontend part it is recommended to do with a front language like Angular, or Laravel meets well ? Anyway, The Standard is good for front-End ? Because my application needs to be very dynamic and pass a good experience to the user.

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I would recommend using a framework for the front end since as you said yourself, you need to pass a good experience to the user, and updating screens is not so cool.

Besides that I believe it is better to separate the front-end and back-end in a very explicit way, in which the front-end is only nourished by the back-end routes, without any connection between them.

I believe that separating this way makes it easier to maintain the future and even understand the project, since it will be using a focused and own framework for the front-end.

Currently where work is used Angular, but a framework that I have more sympathy is the Vuejs.

  • Thanks Lucas. I’m wanting to do it with a front framework, but I wanted to know because the Flat has some support for front, because it would speed up the development even more, but it’s not worth it, and for what you said helped me to make my decision. thanks!

  • @Marloncastro What I think is right is just the back to supply the front with data, I think this will help you in future maintenance.

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