Tag: livewire

Alpine.js v3.15.9 through v3.15.12 quietly reworked x-anchor with .fixed positioning, .noflip, dynamic refs, and fixed a Livewire teleport memory leak.

Livewire 4.3 added a declarative #[Authorize] attribute for actions, closing a common gap. How it works, the fixes since, and where it still falls short.

Build dropdowns, tooltips, and popovers that stay glued to their trigger using Alpine's x-anchor plugin, including the new .fixed modifier shipped in May 2026.

Alpine's Sort plugin gives you Kanban-style drag-and-drop in a few attributes. Here is how to wire it to a Laravel backend and persist the order.

Livewire 4 ships single-file components, islands, lazy/defer bundling, wire:sort, optimistic UI, and seven security hardening fixes. Here's the full breakdown.

Master AlpineJS state management with $store, $persist, and $dispatch. Practical patterns for PHP, Laravel, and Livewire developers building reactive UIs.

Livewire 4 ships Islands, native View Transitions, parallel requests, and single-file components — here's what changes and how to migrate.

Laravel Volt lets you write Livewire components as single-file PHP closures — less boilerplate, faster iteration, and cleaner folder structures.

NativePHP Mobile lets PHP developers build native iOS and Android apps using Laravel. Here's a practical guide to its APIs, setup, and native device features.

Alpine.js is Livewire's client-side companion. Master these practical patterns to build snappy UIs without reaching for a full JavaScript framework.

Laravel Livewire v4 introduces islands architecture, single-file components, and optimistic UI directives that change how PHP developers build reactive interfaces. Here's a hands-on guide to what's new.