#Why my LiveWire Acting suss?

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earnest crow
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So this is what it looks like:
https://share.getcloudapp.com/12uzXWAP

This is my code in view:
https://gist.github.com/HeadStudios/c1f21582d2ccb5c0274c45ba69c4c834

My livewire code:
https://gist.github.com/HeadStudios/7bb4e2e7b28974c38e57684240df367f

my Http controller:
https://gist.github.com/HeadStudios/9f982c06c4e4381f2b9f87abfc832da4

And of course my view all from lesson:
https://devdojo.com/bobbyiliev/how-to-create-contact-form-with-laravel-livewire

I literally copy paste

Route::get('contacto', function() {
    return view('contact');
});

obv. the error is some little thing I missed but what little thing is that?

Thanks!

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How to create a contact form with Laravel Livewire?

Introduction Laravel Livewire was created by Caleb Porzio that allows you to add reactivity to your Laravel applications. If you are not familiar with Laravel Livewire, I would recommend reading this ...

amber fable
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The issue is, you haven’t named your view files properly. They should have .blade.php extensions, which is why they’re not being parsed as Blade templates.

honest pond
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ffs kosta

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its literally there in the tut

earnest crow
amber fable
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Dread to think what Kosta’s writing-to-reading ratio is…

earnest crow
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omg...

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🙏

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let me try now

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i renamed contact.php to contact.blade.php I knew it was some little thing

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ah yes

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in livewire too

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!!!

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my bad

honest pond
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i spent two minutes following that tut and you still flucked it

earnest crow
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thank you, this is awesoe

honest pond