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# Using Filament with Volt
-Using Filament within Wave will speed-up your productivity. In this guide we'll use the example from the Your Functionality section to implement the same functionality using the Table Builder and the Form Builder.
+Using Filament within Wave will speed-up your productivity. In this guide we'll use the example from the Your Functionality section to implement the same functionality using the Table Builder and the Form Builder.
- [Using Filament with Volt](#using-filament-with-volt)
- [Using the Table Builder](#using-the-table-builder)
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Using Filament within Wave will speed-up your productivity. In this guide we'll
- [Combining the Table and Form Builder](#combining-the-table-and-form-builder)
-We will assume that you've already added the **database migration** and the **model** for the `projects` table in this section. Be sure to finish the Your Functionality section before continuing with this guide.
+We will assume that you've already added the **database migration** and the **model** for the `projects` table in this section. Be sure to finish the Your Functionality section before continuing with this guide.
## Using the Table Builder