Laravel Splade provides a seamless integration with Inertia.js, allowing you to build Single Page Applications (SPAs) using standard Laravel Blade templates while still benefiting from Inertia's SPA features. Here's how they work together:
Inertia.js Integration
Splade is designed to work with Laravel and Blade templates, but it can be integrated with other JavaScript frameworks or libraries if needed, including Inertia.js[3]. This allows you to use Inertia's SPA routing and navigation features while still writing your application using the simplicity of Blade templates.
Blade Syntax
One of the key advantages of using Splade with Inertia is that you can continue to use the familiar Blade templating engine to build your application views and components[1][5]. This can make it easier for Laravel developers to get started with building SPAs compared to learning a new frontend framework like React or Vue.js.
Splade Components
In addition to the Inertia integration, Splade also provides a wide range of built-in components that are designed to work seamlessly with Blade and Inertia[4][5]. These include components for modals, slideovers, tables, forms, and more. Using these components can help speed up development and ensure a consistent user experience across your application.
Overall, the combination of Laravel Splade and Inertia.js provides a powerful and flexible way to build modern, interactive web applications using the tools and technologies that Laravel developers are already familiar with. By leveraging Inertia's SPA features and Splade's Blade-based components, you can create highly responsive and engaging user interfaces without the need for a separate frontend framework.
Citations:[1] https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/inertia/splade-or-inertiajs
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/laravel/comments/w5dmvt/laravel_splade_the_magic_of_inertiajs_with_the/
[3] https://glasp.co/youtube/9V9BUHtvwXI
[4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9V9BUHtvwXI
[5] https://github.com/protonemedia/laravel-splade