How to create Application and Website Settings using Laravel and Vue 3 | Part 39

Today, we will be discussing how to create application and website settings using Laravel and Vue 3. This will be the 39th part of our ongoing series on web development tutorials.

Setting up the Laravel backend

First, we need to set up the backend using Laravel. We will create a new model for settings and a corresponding controller to handle the logic for retrieving and updating settings. We will also create the necessary routes for accessing the settings endpoints.

Next, we will use Laravel’s migration feature to create a database table for storing the settings. We will define the columns for the different settings that we want to store, such as the website name, logo, and other configuration options.

Using Vue 3 for frontend settings management

Once the backend is set up, we will move on to the frontend using Vue 3. We will create a new Vue component for managing the website settings. This component will allow the user to view and update the settings using an intuitive and user-friendly interface.

We will also use Vue’s reactivity system to automatically update the UI when the settings are changed, providing a seamless and responsive user experience.

Integrating the backend and frontend

Finally, we will integrate the backend and frontend to create a complete settings management system. We will make use of Laravel’s API resources to expose the settings data to the frontend, and use Vue’s HTTP client to make requests to the backend API.

By the end of this tutorial, you will have a fully functional application and website settings management system, allowing you to easily customize and configure your website according to your preferences.

Stay tuned for the next part of this series, where we will explore more advanced features and implementation details for creating modern web applications using Laravel and Vue 3.