What have you built with Laravel?

Almost all my projects listed here:
https://iworkedon.com/@mubashariqbal

Been using Laravel for years and love it,

We built curator.io on laravel. We will also be building whoop.io on the same stack. It's worked for us very well.

I've built - https://reviewdrop.io and https://space.bio on it. Space is mostly a VueJS front end and Laravel API.

Currently working on https://astrolahq.com which is on Laravel too :)

We built on the sub domain of our site on Laravel: https://app.contentellect.com/

The last time I used Laravel is when I was in University. I had to make a film library project for an assignment.

I learned Laravel by writing a Laravel+React application in university to manage my school's student organization budgeting process. I've learned a ton since then, but I built the entirety of the application (not knowing any Laravel or React in the beginning) in about two weeks, so I'm pretty proud of it.

Unfortunately, it's no longer live.

We've built https://accreditly.io in Laravel, with Tailwind and a bit of Livewire for the exam functionality. It's worked very well, and we're likely going to be adding a Laravel certification very soon.

All our live products run on Laravel + Livewire:

https://markfolder.com - Twitter bookmarker

https://notioninvoice.com - Invoicing for Notion

https://notioninvoice.com/datepop - Autopopulate dates in Notion

I can build and release things so quickly with Laravel + Livewire. Love it.

Farez

I've built my platform backlink.nl with Laravel. The public website is WordPress but the platform is Laravel + Inertia + Vue :-)

I built my Saas startup (mobile app builder) using Laravel as a backend, our technology stack: Laravel, Angular and Ionic for the mobile part. This is the best experience for me when using Laravel
https://www.moxly.io/

Amezmo is built on a Laravel backend. It's a typical Vue.js + Laravel stack with a bunch of async jobs.

I built Employbl with Laravel. Trying to work on company search and more sane tech hiring - https://www.employbl.com/

Launched a blog with Statamic, which works with Laravel through a composer package - https://epiclaravel.dev/

I work at Phone2Action. We use Laravel too :) - https://phone2action.com/

CMNGSN.com is built on Laravel and I am a big fan of this framework.

I built Amezmo with Laravel + Vue.js.

Most of my upcoming projects use a Laravel API layer with a Vue.js web interface.

Bravo! This is the way to do it!! 👏

We're actually writing a book on Laravel APIs + Vue.js SPAs.

Laravel + Vue.JS is such a powerful stack. We've written so many apps with it and it just keeps getting better every release.

Good luck to you with FilmFed!

I have built meetfeed.co (place to publish and find past meetups info) use Laravel API and Vue.js. I really like 7 version with the Sanctum and Cashier for Paddle.

I'm building targetaudience.app in Vue.js. The back-end is Laravel. I love Laravel🤤

Hi Chris!

I've built 4 applications for a client in the accommodation and event management sector (private access, so there's nothing to demonstrate), in a combination of Laravel and Vue, and that's what pushed me to rebuilding the Under Cloud using the Vue and Node stack.

Prior to making this decision (and it wasn't simple or obvious for someone who's been coding in PHP since 2002), I had a choice:

• stick with Laravel and Vue — familiar, and I could get things moving fast;
• twist, and take a deep dive with Vue, Node and so on — almost new to me, but with far more potential in terms of future directions.

I'll be honest, there are times I almost regret zigging (the JavaScript is so fragile compared to PHP), but on whole, I've learned something new that has enormous commercial value.

My biggest Laravel project is UptimeMate it's built with laravel, inertiajs and vue.js and have an integration with elastic stack.

If you want to take it for a spin, feel free to use our product for free

I built https://wuzdun.com with Laravel, which is just a different spin on a Todo list. Also built my old product https://witsi.co with it, which was much more complex. Laravel and Vue are great technologies for getting stuff done quickly.