How to create a Simple Pagination using Laravel and React
Geordy James shows us how to create a Simple Pagination using Laravel and React.
Laravel has built-in easy-to-use pagination of database results out of the box. Today I will show you how to use Laravel built in Pagination along with React Paginate which is a small easy to use ReactJS component to render pagination to build a custom simple pagination as quick as possible by Injecting React component in your existing, blade template. I will be also using React Progress 2 to give a YouTube-style progress bar and Axios for making HTTP API request to laravel backend and Moment.js for easy formatting the timestamp. If you are completely new to React or ES6 terminologies then I really suggest you learn the basics before continuing this tutorial as React is a little more complicated and confusing than jQuery or Vue.js although I try to make it as simple as possible.
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Topics: PHP Javascript ReactJS Laravel
Tags: Tutorials Laravel 5.7 Laravel 5.6 Laravel 5.5 Laravel 5.4 Laravel 5.3 Laravel 5 Intermediate
