After a very busy day in which we released our first stable version, swiftly followed by a number of bugfixes, we are proud to announce version 1.1.0 of the Eloquent Tables package.

This version adds a new feature: Page styling.

You see, when using our own package, we soon realized that the package not only renders a table. It also renders buttons, search fields, pagination and filters. All of these should have a uniform style in line with the rest of the table as well, so we added this functionality.

Visit the documentation to find out how to use the new page styling.

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We are proud to announce the first release of Eloquent Tables 🎉🎉🎉. We just tagged version 1.0.0!

This is the first stable release of the Eloquent Tables package. We hope you'll enjoy using it, and don't forget to open a PR to add your showcase if you're using Eloquent Tables.

Edit: 22-11-2025

And of course, not 15 minutes after the first release we found a bug 😔. Luckily we caught it right away, and version 1.0.1 is now available 🎉!

Edit: 22-11-2025

And just like that, version 1.0.2 is a fact as well 🎉. So far for a quiet first release 😔.

Edit: 22-11-2025

Make that 1.0.3 🎉.

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Hello world, and welcome to Eloquent Tables! We’re excited to introduce our very first open-source project, and we’re thrilled to have you here.

If you’ve ever found yourself rewriting the same boilerplate code again and again just to render a simple HTML table, you’re in the right place. And if you’ve ever tried to add more advanced features — sorting, searching, actions, form submissions — you’ve probably discovered that building tables often becomes more work than building the rest of your application.