Any specific channels/video you recommend?

Is there a way to refresh *all* once props from the client? I know I can do it with reload({ only: […] }), but then I'd need to explicitly pass all keys.

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Rivers and buckets Too many interesting articles to read? Too many places to visit? Too many projects to work on? Too many podcasts to listen to? Too many interesting things to learn? Try thinking of each as rivers, not...

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Seeking an Answer: Why can’t HTML alone do includes? Is there a perfectly clear and reasonable answer? Or could we get this someday?

Not a solution but this post/discussion reminded me of your question if you hadn't seen it yet frontendmasters.com/blog/seeking...

Oh whoops just saw this was already proposed on your other post from a few months ago

If you're willing to host on something more like a "traditional server", most webservers (nginx, apache) have server side includes in some shape or form.

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Excited to watch! Bar Luthen's story I feel like it could've just ended at ep 9 so curious about what's coming

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@wesbos.com Hi! During your dotJS talk you mentioned you had a utility that notifies when your browser's framerate drops during development. Is this something open source?

Oooh looking forward to this one!

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@sdw.bsky.social Hey! The Orion site seems to be down orion.tube

I'll move my todo to write a blogpost on how we do PM at Spatie up in the queue

+1 I love Glass but it's not really catching speed

Once per session is a better description. The existing closure syntax only applies to partial reloads. I want certain (shared) page props to persist when clicking an Inertia <Link> from /page/a to /page/b.

Yeah that would work, but then we need to manage cache invalidation on the server. Could do both too, but caching on the client is less error-prone and cache rules can be managed by the client (refresh and you get fresh data in the worst case)

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@joe.codes I got this to work with some custom wiring, would love to hear if there's a better solution and if not, if this is something worth having as a first party API in Inertia.

gist.github.com/sebastianded...

Cache on the server you mean?

Persistent layouts are part of the puzzle yeah. The goal is to:

- On first page load, get data from server and store it in a persisted layout
- Future page loads just read from persisted layout, no need to re-fetch data
- When doing a partial reload with `only`, the persisted data should be updated

Navigating from /page/a to /page/b with Inertia is a standard visit, so it will always evaluate the closure.

I'm looking for a way to only evaluate the closure on the *first* page visit, when the user lands on /page/a.

Looking for an in between solution. Would also be useful for for example the currently authenticated user. That's data that never changes but would otherwise be sent down on every request.