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Livewire vs Inertia.js

Developers should learn Livewire when building Laravel-based applications that require interactive features like forms, modals, or real-time updates without the complexity of a separate JavaScript framework meets developers should use inertia. Here's our take.

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Livewire

Developers should learn Livewire when building Laravel-based applications that require interactive features like forms, modals, or real-time updates without the complexity of a separate JavaScript framework

Livewire

Nice Pick

Developers should learn Livewire when building Laravel-based applications that require interactive features like forms, modals, or real-time updates without the complexity of a separate JavaScript framework

Pros

  • +It's ideal for teams with strong PHP/Laravel expertise who want to avoid context-switching to JavaScript, and for projects where server-side rendering and SEO are priorities
  • +Related to: laravel, php

Cons

  • -Specific tradeoffs depend on your use case

Inertia.js

Developers should use Inertia

Pros

  • +js when they want to build SPAs with a server-side backend (e
  • +Related to: laravel, vue-js

Cons

  • -Specific tradeoffs depend on your use case

The Verdict

Use Livewire if: You want it's ideal for teams with strong php/laravel expertise who want to avoid context-switching to javascript, and for projects where server-side rendering and seo are priorities and can live with specific tradeoffs depend on your use case.

Use Inertia.js if: You prioritize js when they want to build spas with a server-side backend (e over what Livewire offers.

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The Bottom Line
Livewire wins

Developers should learn Livewire when building Laravel-based applications that require interactive features like forms, modals, or real-time updates without the complexity of a separate JavaScript framework

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