For the frontend, I've picked out some basic CSS libraries to help assist in styling our content: Normalize and Skeleton. If you're working on the front end, it helps to know the grid classes that Skeleton provides. You'll also want to check out Laravel Mix which will compile all this down into /css/app.css which is the output.
On the backend, I've changed the column name from owner_id to user_id just for consistency, and for simplicity, just operating on the assumption that each event just has one user. I've also created a factory, which just lets you generate a large amount of events without needing to write them by hand.
Both in the frontend, and the back end.
For the frontend, I've picked out some basic CSS libraries to help assist in styling our content: Normalize and Skeleton. If you're working on the front end, it helps to know the grid classes that Skeleton provides. You'll also want to check out Laravel Mix which will compile all this down into
/css/app.csswhich is the output.On the backend, I've changed the column name from owner_id to user_id just for consistency, and for simplicity, just operating on the assumption that each event just has one user. I've also created a factory, which just lets you generate a large amount of events without needing to write them by hand.