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Inertia 2 Unleashed

Inertia 2 is now available, and it's packed with new features and improvements. In this series, one topic at a time, we'll take a look at each of these new features. You'll learn about polling, infinite scrolling, deferred props, and more!

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5
Run Time
1h 7m
Difficulty
Intermediate
Last Updated
Feb 3, 2025
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    1. Polling

      First up on our list is a new usePoll() interface, which allows you to - wait for it - poll your server for updates. This is particularly useful for any application that would benefit from real-time updates.

    2. Prefetching

      Inertia 2 added support for the new prefetch attribute on your `Link` tags, which allows you to, well, prefetch data for pages that the user is most likely to visit next.

    3. Deferred Props

      Imagine that you have a piece of data that requires a few seconds to process. Previously, the page load would be hand-cuffed by this long-running task. But now, with deferred props, you can render the component immediately, and then update it once the data is ready.

    4. Lazy Loading

      What about the situations where you want to delay the loading of a component until it's actually needed? Perhaps, after the user has scrolled the page to the relevant section. With Inertia 2, this is now a breeze.

    5. Infinite Scrolling

      Now that we understand how to leverage lazy loading using Inertia's WhenVisible component, let's take it a step further by introducing another new feature in Inertia 2: prop merging. As it turns out, this is precisely what we need to implement seamless infinite scrolling.

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