In this post, we’ll go over how we can handle inline form validation with InertiaJS, Vue, and Laravel. As an example, we’ll take a basic todo list where we can edit each item using an inline form. All we have above is a v-for that loops through a todos array and displays the form whenever […]
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One of the problems I ran into in my Inertia & Laravel applications and saw other people do the same, was how to accurately determine the active route so you can style it accordingly. In the PingCRM demo, we have a sidebar containing a menu whose items are highlighted every time you visit a specific […]
I’ve been using InertiaJS on all my new projects, and it’s been a great choice so far. But as it happens with everything in the world, there have been a few hiccups. One of those hiccups has to do with refreshing state when navigating back. Inertia is designed to mimic the default browser behavior, which […]
The easiest way to get yourself accustomed with how inertia works is to stop thinking about inertia visits as being XHR requests where you *do something* when the request it’s completed, and think of your project more as traditional server-side application where everything that happens next is dictated by the server. The same is true […]
Later edit: Paginating Laravel API resources now works as Reinink added support for Responsable props. If you’re a Laravel developer working with InertiaJS, there’s a good chance you played around with PingCRM, the application Jonathan build to illustrate how InertiaJS works. If not, I encourage you to have a look over it as it helps […]
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