Inertia 2.0 Released, Now Supports Asynchronous Requests
Briefly

The release of Inertia 2.0 brings enhancements such as asynchronous requests, deferred props, and prefetching, transforming user interaction in single-page applications. Unlike its predecessor, the new version supports concurrency and lazy loading, allowing for dynamic data retrieval that enhances speed and responsiveness. Key features include background data fetching through link prefetching and lazy loading during scrolling, using the Intersection Observer API. The upgrade guide provides detailed configuration options, making it easier for back-end developers to build interactive applications with classic server-side routing.
Inertia 2.0 introduces asynchronous requests, allowing for lazy loading, infinite scrolling, and improved application responsiveness, enhancing user experience with seamless data handling.
The introduction of prefetching boosts perceived app performance by loading data in the background, ensuring that users experience a faster and smoother interaction when navigating.
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