In this video, we’re building a custom Slack component from scratch for our CMS project — complete with live validation, slug generation, and dynamic field handling using Alpine.js and PHP. I’ll walk you through every step, from setting up the input logic and styling to implementing minimum and maximum length validation just like Filament’s text inputs. Once that’s all working, we’ll move on to integrating the TipTap editor, configuring Tailwind and PostCSS for nesting, and setting up a fully functional article editor with table of contents support. By the end, you’ll have a clean, reusable component and a powerful text editor ready for your own CMS.