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3rd time using Laravel Jetstream, I'm now removing personal teams.

I've always found that concept weird, they pollute the UI, confuse users, can't be deleted or transferred (when customers have set up billing it's annoying).
Am I the only one?

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In response to @mnapoli

This exact situation made me switch from Jetstream to Filament. This opinionated feature of Laravel is indeed confusing and getting around it is possible, but it requires an extra step and modifying the Jetstream code itself. Filament, with the Breezy extension, brings everything from Jetstream without this frustration. I hope a future update of Jetstream will "fix" that.

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oh interesting! I haven't used Filament yet but I see it mentioned everywhere… It looks like a lot to take in, but maybe I'll need to bite the bullet at some point.

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Filament is very impressive, especially for a free open-source project. If you're comfortable with Livewire, almost everything can be done with it. You can even have more than one panel to separate things. For example, you can have a user-only area and an administrative panel that requires different user roles to access. From my understanding, there is nothing that Nova or Backpack can do that Filament cannot do, so it is an excellent foundation to replace or improve what is done with Jetstream, in my opinion. Once you try it, you'll adopt it!

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