In the last months I experimented with SvelteKit and GraphQL. For example I connected a SvelteKit frontend with WordPress (WPGraphQL plugin), ran a quick test run with Laravel Lighthouse, used Supabase, Strapi and Directus for small demos. While all these approaches have their individual strengths, I always felt like "Couldn't this be simpler for smaller projects?".

Therefore I was really amazed to stumble about InertiaJS recently, a glue between Laravel (PHP) and Modern JS Frontend Frameworks (React, Vue, Svelte).

But what happens when these developers want to replace their server-side rendered views with a modern JavaScript-based single-page app front-end?
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