Hardcover team ditched Next.js for Rails+Inertia.js and got faster pages, better SEO, and lower costs. Sometimes moving back is moving forward.

#Rails #Inertiajs #webdev https://hardcover.app/blog/part-1-how-we-fell-out-of-love-with-next-js-and-back-in-love-with-ruby-on-rails-inertia-js

Well. I guess I have to talk about #InertiaJS at the @vuejs_berlin meetup in less than an hour.

Wish me luck I don't blackout or something. But I deleted over 50% of my slides and just created a small demo to look at the code and the result instead.

So maybe, that could work. I mean that's how I do it at work. But usually in German.

I'm messing around to combine #Laravel 11 + #React via #InertiaJS and #ThreeJS for the WebGL 3D scenes

#Nuxt seems like a very good front end option.. It's super handy and I guess it's better to go with SSR from the start

#InertiaJS is cool and all but in the end I have to do the work twice since an API is a must for mobile anyways