How Inertia actually works
summary
Inertia 3 is a client core + framework adapters + server adapter connected by a JSON page object (component, props, url, version); initial loads return an HTML skeleton with that JSON, subsequent navigations use an X‑Inertia header and JSON responses. Built features include partial reloads (request only specific props), deferred props (load slow data as a follow‑up partial reload), SSR in development via an SSR server or artisan inertia:start-ssr, a smaller bundle with optional Axios, and Chrome inertia devtools; demo shows 3s deferred loading and warns AI can generate huge redundant diffs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to speaker
- 1:36AI in modern development
- 3:28Working with AI and tools
- 7:10Overview of Inertia 3
- 10:07Understanding Inertia requests
- 14:48Advanced Inertia features
- 19:51Server-side rendering
- 22:56Leveraging AI for learning
- 26:18Q&A and closing
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