Docker-Stack VS Voyager

In February 2021 I made the final decision to throw the old Game Quotes into the trash and start from scratch. I set up Laravel 8 based on my Docker stack together with a minimal Tailwind configuration for the frontend, and then started porting the content.

Laravel, for instance, has Craftable & Voyager to name a few.

When you are creating an application in Laravel then there are many chances that you need an admin panel. So here is a free and open-source admin panel, whose name is Voyager.

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have you heard about laravel voyager? it's serve as a admin panel for laravel. it could be what you are looking for from what i reading. laravel voyager website information

Does Adonis have any packages that can create a fully fledged admin panel, like Voyager or Laravel Admin for Laravel, or the built-in Django Admin that Django ships with? I really like Adonis, but this is one feature I could really do with.

I used Laravel v8.76.2 and Voyager v1.5 for this example. You can find a tutorial on how to create a custom formfield in Voyager in the official documentation as well.

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