Pascal Baljet

Pascal Baljet

@pascalbaljet.bsky.social

Husband of Esmée, dad of Loïs and Kate ❤️ Works at @laravel.com‬. Open-source enthusiast. Also builds inertiaui.com. https://pascalbaljet.dev

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Inertia Table has been a great success so far! And due to high demand, here's the next big thing for Inertia UI: 🎉 Inertia Table for React 🎉 Complete feature parity with the Vue version, as well as easy customization and extensibility 🔥 #Laravel #React #PHP #InertiaJS

<Form :form /> ✨ That's it. Backend-populated, or composed in the frontend. CSS-variable theming. Cohesively tuned components. Presenters split from composables/hooks. Override or extend. Integrates with Laravel validation, Precognition, uploads/storage, and model binding.

Pascal Baljet@pascalbaljet.bsky.social

Thought I'd never finish this package. At one point I was convinced AI would make it irrelevant before I shipped it. Turns out AI loves this package. Pair it with an agent and you build crazy fast 💨

Spent last evening working on the landing page, trying to showcase all the features, which are a lot! 😅 The plan is to release this next Tuesday, July 21!

Pascal Baljet@pascalbaljet.bsky.social

Thought I'd never finish this package. At one point I was convinced AI would make it irrelevant before I shipped it. Turns out AI loves this package. Pair it with an agent and you build crazy fast 💨

This was planned as a separate package, but it's now folded into and integrated with the Form Builder and Components 📁 Temporary uploads, pause/resume/retry, direct-to-S3 + multipart support, drag-and-drop, image previews, reordering, and Spatie Media Library integration 💅

Pascal Baljet@pascalbaljet.bsky.social

Thought I'd never finish this package. At one point I was convinced AI would make it irrelevant before I shipped it. Turns out AI loves this package. Pair it with an agent and you build crazy fast 💨

Thought I'd never finish this package. At one point I was convinced AI would make it irrelevant before I shipped it. Turns out AI loves this package. Pair it with an agent and you build crazy fast 💨

For months I've been using Claude Code as my primary tool, with Codex as secondary. Last week I switched the two around on personal projects, and I'm not disappointed. Codex is definitely a better orchestrator, and while I still love CC, Codex seems to bother me less.

Been a bit quiet on here lately. I was on holiday with my family, got back last week, and this week it's back to shipping and working on something cool for Laracon US! 🔥 If you're still on Inertia 2, I'm curious: what's holding you back from upgrading to Inertia 3?

Just tagged Inertia Table v4.1. If you're using Inertia 3, it now uses Inertia's internal HTTP client. So any additional config you have there will be applied to the Table requests as well ✨

Inertia Table 4 has been out for a short while and has some great new features. I haven't had the time to showcase them here like I normally do, but will do that soon! Some highlights include: ✅ Inertia 3 + TS support ✅ Homegrown, way better datepicker ✅ ... ⬇️

✅ No third-party dependencies, smaller bundle size ✅ Better topbar and confirmation dialog customization ✅ Improved bulk selection, including indeterminate/partial selection ✅ Tooltips for (disabled) actions ✅ Support for custom filter components ✅ Sticky action column

By delaying Siri AI in the EU, Apple is trying to turn European users against the DMA. Blaming regulation is easy. Maybe it is a negotiation tactic or rollout tactic to buy more time. They are so late to the AI party that I doubt they'll actually risk losing EU users over this.

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We also shipped some bug fixes, most of them backported to 2.x as well. Under the hood we upgraded to TypeScript 6 and swapped ESLint and Prettier for oxlint and oxfmt. Much faster linting and formatting 💨

Three modes to pick from: Default is 'overlap' and keeps the current behavior. New is 'cancel', which aborts the in-flight request before the next tick. Third is 'rest', which waits the full interval after each response, so requests never overlap 🎯

We also added dynamic data to usePoll() 🔁 You can now pass a function as the request options and Inertia will re-evaluate it on every tick. No more stale snapshots from props or state captured at mount.

Inertia 3.1 is out, and it brings rescued deferred props! 🪄 Your deferred prop might call a flaky third-party API or throw an exception. With the new rescue option, the exception is still reported, but your users won't see an error response.

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There are two places where Inertia injects some minimal styling: the progress bar and the error dialog. When you're using a Content Security Policy, CSP for short, you may now pass a nonce to createInertiaApp() and it'll be applied to those styles 🔒

Inertia 3.1 is out, and it brings rescued deferred props! 🪄 Your deferred prop might call a flaky third-party API or throw an exception. With the new rescue option, the exception is still reported, but your users won't see an error response.

A trick I learned with music production: If you're checking the end result, consume it in a different context. Use your website on another device with another browser, read your docs in a viewer other than your editor, bounce your song and listen to it outside of your DAW, etc.

Pascal Baljet@pascalbaljet.bsky.social

I'm doing one more round of reading through all of Inertia Table's documentation. If everything goes well, I will release the next major version this Wednesday.

I'm redesigning the Inertia Table website 👀 If you're using it and want to be featured, send me a DM with a testimonial. I'll include a backlink to your project or company 🙏

Inertia Table 4 is not just a dependency bump. Topbar slots, sticky right columns, action tooltips, dynamic confirmations, custom filter components, bulk page selection, prefetch, full TypeScript support with generics, and more... Free upgrade for existing users ✨

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Date filtering has become much more advanced in the next version of Inertia Table 🔥

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The March Laravel Open Source changelog is out! This is what you call in the industry a "beefy month" - Laravel 13 - Inertia v3 - Teams in Starter Kits - New 𝚕𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚟𝚎𝚕-𝚋𝚎𝚜𝚝-𝚙𝚛𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚒𝚌𝚎𝚜 skill for Boost - Slew of new Prompts components The list goes on (and on) (and on) 🛳️🛳️🛳️ laravel.com/docs/changelog

laravel.comChangelog | Laravel 13.x - The clean stack for Artisans and agentsLaravel is a PHP web application framework with expressive, elegant syntax. We've already laid the foundation — freeing you to create without sweating the small things.

Yeah, I'm on the Max plan now, and in return, I've got one beautiful music player. My library is stored on a NAS, and the search is super fast and actually works compared to the built-in macOS Music app. Claude is now tweaking the animations. This thing must be beautiful.

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This might end up being an expensive day for tokens

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The MCP integration in Solo alone is worth it. It's super useful for multi-process projects. The Modal and Table packages run Vite for React and Vue builds, plus Vite + 'artisan serve' for the demo app. The agent now manages all of that without ps/grep/pkill/lsof gymnastics. soloterm.com

Inertia Table 4 on its way: Inertia 3 support, plus Headless UI and Axios ripped out entirely. Replaced with the Vanilla package, the same primitives that power Inertia Modal. If you're using both packages, your bundle just got significantly lighter.

The MCP integration in Solo alone is worth it. It's super useful for multi-process projects. The Modal and Table packages run Vite for React and Vue builds, plus Vite + 'artisan serve' for the demo app. The agent now manages all of that without ps/grep/pkill/lsof gymnastics. soloterm.com

soloterm.comSolo — The workspace for your agents and dev stackRun AI coding agents alongside your dev server and queue workers. Visual dashboard, auto-restart, MCP integration. 25MB, not another IDE.

New Modal version tagged 🔥 Docs have been updated as well: inertiaui.com/inertia-moda...

inertiaui.comUpgrade Guide | Inertia Modal DocumentationDocumentation for the Inertia Modal package
Pascal Baljet@pascalbaljet.bsky.social

My Modal package will soon receive support for Inertia 3. The PR is ready! I just need to verify it works with the new Inertia Vite plugin. It'll be a major new version, so we can move away from Axios as well. I'll maintain two major versions in active development for a while.

My Modal package will soon receive support for Inertia 3. The PR is ready! I just need to verify it works with the new Inertia Vite plugin. It'll be a major new version, so we can move away from Axios as well. I'll maintain two major versions in active development for a while.

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Introducing the useHttp hook. The same developer experience as useForm, but for plain HTTP requests. Reactive state, error handling, file upload progress, and request cancellation, all without triggering a page visit.

The new @inertiajs/vite plugin handles page resolution, code splitting, and SSR setup automatically. Your entire entry point can now be a single function call. SSR in development no longer requires a separate Node.js server either. Just run `composer dev` ⚡️