A super powerful Livewire pattern
| Hey friends, I just had one of those moments where I realized I've been writing Livewire components in a style that not many are aware of. This technique lets me build real-time interactive interfaces with fewer network round-trips while still getting all that good Livewire juice. Check out the new Flux theme page to see an example of what I'm talking about Play around with Flux's theme builder → Alright here it is in a one code screenshot: Notice how there are three distinct sections to this single Volt component?
Whether you use Volt or not, the point I want to make is that third bit: You can do all sorts of powerful things inside Livewire's @script directive. I imagine you are already familiar with Livewire's $wire object, but here's a screenshot reminder: Most `wire:` attributes are just syntax sugar around Alpine + $wire. Just to drive the point home, here is an example of the same component but without any Livewire or Alpine templating at all! I could go on and on about the crazy things you can do inside @script with $wire, but I'll leave the rest to your tinkering. Check out the reference documentation for $wire for more goodies → Hope this sparks some ideas for optimizing your Livewire components—fewer network round-trips, snappier interactions. Let's goooooooo. Enjoy! -Caleb |
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