📺 My latest Laracon Online talk on Inertia.js is now available! It covers the new SSR and dialog features. I like how this talk turned out — lots of interesting insights into the tricky problems we've been working hard to solve in Inertia.js. 🧠 youtube.com/watch?v=euKphN…

Working with Inertia.js, Laravel and Vue provides such an amazing developer experience 🤯 It’s such a good stack.

I'm thinking about adding a global link click handler to Inertia.js for situations where you're working with raw HTML — that has links — but there's no way to use a real Inertia <Link> component. It would probably be opt-in only via an `inertia` attribute on the <a> element.

Been using Inertia.js for three years now and I still get giddy about how simple it makes things 🥰 Just used it to persist the selected snippet language to the server on the new Tailwind UI website. Saving state server-side and having it reactively update client-side is just 👌

It's been 1.5 years or something since I started using Inertia.js, and I can't see myself building apps without it anymore. So when I return from paternity leave, I'll start an open-source Laravel + Inertia.js project. It's not a package but a complete app 😎 #Laravel #PHP

We just released our first set of official Tailwind CSS site templates! 🥳 Beautifully designed, expertly crafted Next.js projects, built exactly the way we'd build them for production. And it's a free update for existing Tailwind UI customers ✨ tailwindui.com/templates

free Inertia.js modals

Been thinking about the next release of Inertia (we've got a bunch of fixes in the works and some smaller new features), and I think I'm going to change the core library from being a peer dependency of the React, Vue and Svelte adapters to an actual dependency.

Has anybody successfully converted an app from Livewire to Inertia? Any tips you'd like to share?

Something I want to try and do more of in 2023: sharing stuff on here 😅 Outside of Tailwind Labs stuff, the last few weeks I've been working really hard to push Inertia.js 1.0 forward. Huge thanks to Jess Archer and Jordan Pittman for all their help. Some highlights:

So Jess Archer came up with a great solution for cancelling visits in Inertia.js. Since Inertia visits are synchronous (like normal browser visits), we can just have a global `router.cancel()` method that always cancels the currently active visit. No more cancel tokens! 🥳

Working on trying to make the SSR story for Inertia.js a little simpler, so I decided to add artisan commands to the Laravel adapter to make it easier to start and stop the SSR server. Think I got it working! 🤙 PR here: github.com/inertiajs/iner…

🚀 Inertia.js v1.0 is here! 🏆 Simplified library structure ✨ Improved TypeScript support 🏎️ Svelte SSR support ⌛Progress indicator now in core 🐆 SSR server now in core Upgrade guide: inertiajs.com/upgrade-guide Release notes: github.com/inertiajs/iner…

Vue, Inertia, Laravel and Tailwind (VILT) all the way.

Tip: If you want to test partial reloads with InertiaJS and Laravel, you can do it by passing some Inertia-specific Headers.

When using Inertia.js what's the best practice when you submit a form, and just want to clear the form and display a message? I know there's form.clear() but is there a recommended way?? #php #phpc #laravel

My favorite stack for building faster MVP. Front end: • Vue • Inertiajs • Tailwind CSS Back end: • Laravel ❤️ • PHP Databases: • Postgres • Redis Infra: Digital ocean $6/mo

Remembering query strings for inertia navigation

So, I have started my “hobby” project which is my first #buildinpublic project. Just finalizing if I should go with VILT stack or TALL stack on that. I also found a great Javascript library which will be the base of my dream SaaS project! 😍. That will definitely be a VILT one

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