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Great article Kars. I had that dilemma some months ago, I have some experience with Laravel and I wanted to take a front-end framework to include in my stack, but unfortunately I didn't know about inertia at that time. Could you recommend any resource to learn Inertia? Where did you go first?
Thanks, Raul
Hey Raul, thanks for the feedback!
Well, how I started was by going through the Inertia.js demo (github.com/inertiajs/pingcrm) and looking at their code and going from there.
I also started to play around with Laravel Jetstream (jetstream.laravel.com/2.x/introduction.html) and then of course I went with the Inertia.js version.
Looking at those two codebases I got a bit clear picture of how things are handled. So I went from there. With some trial and error I had a MVP of my SaaS application.
During all this my holy grail was the Laravel documentation (laravel.com/docs/8.x)!
Currently I'm thinking of creating some Inertia.js courses / videos. So maybe I will make one about how to get started with it! :)
Hope this helps you out a bit