Currently working on a Inertia.js server-side implementation for @CrystalLanguage with no framework dependencies. Lot of rough edges and features to implement, but looks promising!

It's so annoying that the thing I wanted the most from Inertia.js 2.0 is so extremely buggy.

Inertia::merge() was supposed to make infinite scrolling extremely trivial. But it just doesn't work properly with standard Laravel. Even the main Example from the documentation doesn't work…

I wanted to use it two times now and it's so annoying to use and it only works with compromises I don't want to make… Additionally to the ugly workaround code I have to write.

This is so "Un-Laravel"…

Well. I guess I have to talk about #InertiaJS at the @vuejs_berlin meetup in less than an hour.

Wish me luck I don't blackout or something. But I deleted over 50% of my slides and just created a small demo to look at the code and the result instead.

So maybe, that could work. I mean that's how I do it at work. But usually in German.

Finished the preparations for a small presentation about #InertiaJS 2.0 for the developer meeting at work tomorrow.

I think it's a good start to build from there for a talk about Inertia.js in general at the @vuejs_berlin meetup next week.

No idea why but suddenly I really like talking in front of others. I'm not good yet I think, but I have fun.

Oh nice! The Inertia 2.0 Beta is live. Pretty hyped for this release. I already have some things in my mind I can do with this for Questlog.

Some things not possible before or with a huge load of work. Some smaller things I can use to optimize Questlog. Especially in performance where I'm still not really satisfied with.

I like to see that there are no breaking changes when you use a modern version of Laravel and Vue. Especially when I read something like "The core library has been completely rewritten".

When I think of the last big release it was extremely annoying. But seems like it was worth the effort.

https://v2.inertiajs.com/

This sounds really awesome! Looking forward to update. Although I would like to use Livewire for newer projects, I'm stuck in some projects with Inertia. And this update makes it even better.

https://pascalbaljet.dev/taylor-otwell-announces-inertia-v2-at-laracon-us-2024-heres-whats-new

I'm messing around to combine #Laravel 11 + #React via #InertiaJS and #ThreeJS for the WebGL 3D scenes

#Nuxt seems like a very good front end option.. It's super handy and I guess it's better to go with SSR from the start

#InertiaJS is cool and all but in the end I have to do the work twice since an API is a must for mobile anyways