Inertia JS on Rails Made Easy with React and Tailwind

Run Inertia JS on Rails easily with Vite to choose between React, Vue, and Svelte alongside Tailwind.

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[mosaka]

Its actually nice. You can keep the render within concerns or helpers. Gotta try it with devise

[gurulabss]

Yes, yes.. this is the secret sauce of frontend for any public websites

[jeremyweasley]

wow, it's like a rails version of NextJS (for React) or NuxtJS (for Vue) frameworks. Also I will dig into the document to see if it can co-exist with my current hotwire code, especially with Turbo Native and Strada.

[BorisBarroso]

InertiaJS is really good. I have been using inertia and I prefer over hotwire. I have used hotwire in 2022 when rails 7 came for a project and I did not like the experience in the beginning it seemed like a good choice but after some time I regretted. I like using inertia with svelte.

[Justinallenmarsh]

It would have been good to see an example of what this allows you to do compared to a solution like Hotwire

[marccombarel]

Nice vidéo ! How would you use devise with inertia ?

[danielb.]

I think that instead of inventing more and more tools to implement "modern" js frameworks like React (which imho really sucks), we as the Rails community should rather offer an alternative, more lightweight and performant approach, which actually already exists with Turbo and Stimulus Reflex. That should get promoted instead of putting the Bad into the Good. I'm sure you already have a video on this, gonna check

[philsmithies]

I’m getting just a blank page rendered when I start with overmind. The console shows no errors, any ideas ?

[pangeli]

Interesting but I'll stick to Hotwire/Stimulus

[JaredFL]

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