Laravel vuejs Inertia-modern web app development

Example

A developer can create a dashboard that updates dynamically without reloading the page. By using Inertia.js, components are loaded on demand based on the route and only the necessary data is passed to the client, minimizing the amount of JavaScript and API requests needed.

Scenario

In a project management tool, users can switch between different project dashboards without experiencing full-page reloads. The application feels snappy and responsive, improving the user experience.

Example

Routes are defined in Laravel as usual, and views are returned using Inertia's render function. Instead of traditional Blade views, Vue components are returned, which are then rendered on the client side.

Scenario

A content management system (CMS) where administrators can manage posts, categories, and tags. Each action (like creating a new post) can be routed server-side, but the response is rendered in Vue, providing a dynamic and modern interface.

Example

Using Inertia.js, developers can pass shared data (like user authentication status or global settings) from the Laravel backend to the Vue frontend. This shared state remains consistent across all pages without requiring multiple API calls.

Scenario

In an e-commerce application, a user's shopping cart contents and authenticated status are shared across all pages. When a user adds an item to the cart, the cart component updates in real-time, reflecting the changes without needing a full page refresh or additional API calls.