Use Inertia.js like a boss

The book Advanced Inertia is the best way to learn how to build complex Inertia-powered apps that are easy to maintain for years to come. Even if you know the basics of Inertia.js, the course contains advanced patterns to sharpen your full-stack development skills.

#Advanced Inertia

When writing pure Laravel code, you have many built-in out-of-box features, such as routes, localization, permissions, and stuff. With proper IDE, third-party extensions, and tools, you are granted the best developer experience on the market, including type checking, static analysis, syntax highlighting, and auto-completion.

But the most important thing — you have consistency. If you do things “right,” you always know what data you have to deal with, what shape it has, and what results to expect.

Youʼre missing a huge opportunity with an “external” JavaScript-based frontend, whether itʼs an Inertia-powered or API-based app. More than that, even though Laravel has the first-class support of several frontend frameworks, and such solutions as Vue and React are widely adopted within the community, there are still no general conventions on how to do things the “right way.”

The book Advanced Inertia is going to guide you through building a connecting layer between Laravel and Inertia-powered frontend to make monolith applications a breeze to develop and maintain and bring back the feeling of working on a single codebase.

#Real application code

Inspect the source code of Mixjobs, a production-ready Laravel application, and learn how to make your code clean and epic from real-world examples.

• A perfect starting point for your next app
• Completely typed codebase without TypeScript skills required
• Fluent Laravel authorizations and routes on the frontend
• Shared data your IDE knows about
• Ultimate workflow for the full-stack development

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Not convinced yet? Check out what others say about the book:

I haven’t personally read the book, but @lepikhinb is a smart guy and has been using Inertia.js forever, so I’m betting it’s great 👍 — Jonathan Reinink

Almost finished reading this and honestly I love the opinionated approach to working with @inertiajs. 100% recommend it! — Michael Sieminski

Yes, can totally recommend it if you are into Inertia. It has some very nice ways how to connect front and backend — Sietze Keuning

#About the author

Boris Lepikhin is the original creator of Invoker and Reel, and the author of Inertia-ready package ecosystem, which includes:

• Modal — Build dynamic modal dialogs for Inertia apps
• Trail — Frontend package to use Laravel routes with Inertia
• Lock — Frontend package to use Laravel permissions with Inertia
• Layout — Persistent layouts for Vue 3 apps
• Preflight — Realtime backend-driven validation for Inertia apps
• Paginator — Headless wrapper around Laravel Pagination
• Vite Plugin Watch — Vite plugin to run shell commands on file changes