The project is stopped ?

[wemersonrv]

Hi.

The project is stopped ?

Still remains in Laravel 5.4 and not the recent versions!

[amc123-glitch]

Judging by all of the issues being filed about still not being able to install the admin in the newer laravel version and your issue going unanswered for several days, and some things in the code section not being updated in years, I would say this project has stopped or has not been the focus of the developers for a while now.

[leopinzon]

@AnthonyMichaelc @wemersonrv It is really a shame. I even tried contacting the repo owner through twitter... no luck

[tadeubdev]

I am seeing this project now... look a good one.

[bryanrscott]

Possible alternative
https://github.com/rappasoft/laravel-5-boilerplate
No CRUD Template, however.

[tadeubdev]

I will see it.

[YannikFirre]

or https://github.com/the-control-group/voyager

[wemersonrv]

Good solutions i found:

1. https://laravelvoyager.com they have a good video documentation at https://laravelvoyager.com/academy/ impressed!!!

2. https://backpackforlaravel.com This projet has more and good packages and has more lifetime

[amc123-glitch]

Voyager is good but I find myself building my own admin more than using voyager because it sometimes adds more than needed or makes some simple things more confusing.

[cerelli]

I'd like to fork laraadmin, bring the project under laravel 5.6.
In your opinion, is it better to rewrite it?
I would also like to change the name, Dwij and put the name of my company.
I can do it ?

[amc123-glitch]

@cerelli In my opinion when it comes to needing special things it is almost always better to just write it yourself. If you are doing something and don't have special use cases for it, then using things like voyager, laravel admin, laraadmin, adminlte, etc will work perfectly fine. One thing I have not looked to much into is multi level users in voyager and that was why for a while I built my own admin backend. I think one of the biggest problems with most admin package repos, besides abandoning them, is they do not clearly express what is going on/how you can make it work to what you need. More often than not they advertise it'll speed up your production but you end up spending hours researching. Anyone who's built MEAN stack applications will agree that building everything from scratch gives you the ultimate free range of how you want the application to function, but when deadlines are there, scratch becomes an issue

[amc123-glitch]

@wemersonrv Backpack I believe is a licensed package and for that reason I feel it deters a lot of people from using it.

[Muhammadinaam]

Hi, this is a nice package but I think that the developers have stopped working on it. Maybe you can try this package: https://github.com/Muhammadinaam/speed-admin. It supports Laravel 8+.