Inertia 2.0 Released: Now Supports Asynchronous Requests - Efficiency responsiveness of web applications Built with Inertia_js
Inertia.js, the popular framework that enables developers to build modern single-page applications (SPAs) using classic server-side frameworks, has just released version 2.0. This latest update brings a host of new features and improvements, the most notable being support for asynchronous requests. This advancement significantly enhances the efficiency and responsiveness of web applications built with Inertia.js. What’s New in Inertia.js 2.0? With version 2.0, Inertia introduces several key improvements designed to optimize performance, improve user experience, and streamline development. The most significant among them is the ability to handle asynchronous requests. Previously, all Inertia requests were processed synchronously, which sometimes led to delays, especially in applications that required frequent data fetching. Asynchronous Requests: Enhancing Performance and Responsiveness The introduction of asynchronous requests in Inertia.js 2.0 means that developers can now load ...