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Apolo Pena edited this page Apr 22, 2021 · 11 revisions

Setting up

Setup of gitpod-laravel-starter depends on what you want to do with it.

There are 3 main ways to use gitpod-laravel-starter all of which require a gitpod account.

  • The Curious
    • You just want to see how gitpod-laravel-starter works without creating a project of your own. You don't need change, add or push files to a respository.
  • The Dabbler
    • You don't need to build a real project of your own and you don't mind working with a single fork. You would like to expirement with various configurations, add the project scaffolding to your repository but that is the extent of it.
  • The Developer
    • You would like to build one or more projects in your own repository using gitpod-laravel-starter as the starting point.

The Curious

This is the quickest way to start but also the most limited as you will not be able to make any changes.


Default 'Vanilla' setup with phpMyAdmin

Try it out on on Gitpod.io

'Questions and Answers' example using React and Bootstrap

Try it out on on Gitpod.io (without phpMyadmin)

Try it out on on Gitpod.io (without phpMyadmin)

Material Dashboard example using Vue and Bootstrap

Try it out on on Gitpod.io (without phpMyadmin)

Try it out on on Gitpod.io (without phpMyadmin)

The Dabbler

This is fast way to start and be able to make changes in your own repository but is not sufficient for building your own project or more than one project since you will be using a fork of gitpod-laravel-starter rather than a copy of your own.

Fork the project

The Developer

This is the best option if you want to create any many projects as you wish, name, configure and build upon them as you like.

Do a bunch of stuff

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