Earlier this week Jonathan Reinink announced the first release of Inertia.js (v0.1) on Twitter:
The first official @inertiajs release is here!
We've been working hard to make Inertia.js both a joy to work with and also super stable.
Plus, we already have official adapters for @laravelphp, @vuejs, @reactjs and @sveltejs.
Upgrade guide: https://t.co/pWvFLpHyjB pic.twitter.com/crrVaJoyjR
— Jonathan Reinink (@reinink) August 13, 2019
If you are not familiar with Inertia.js, it’s a framework for quickly building modern single-page React and Vue.js applications using classic server-sider routing and controllers.
To learn more check out inertiajs.com and be sure the sign up if you want to follow along with the development of Inertia. You can learn more about the background of Inertia.js from Jonathan’s post Introducing Inertia.js.
You can view the source code on GitHub at inertiajs/inertia. The Inertia.js GitHub organization has other repositories you can check out for work on Inertia for React, Svelte, and Vue.js.
