Convert Server-side App to Client-side?

[mighty solar]

Just don't run the SSR server, that's it.

The SSR server is only used for the initial html response, it's still also rendered client side

[vale bridge]

Could you be a bit more descriptive. I do not understand the meaning of: Just don't run the SSR server, that's it.

[vale bridge]

So, Inertia SSR is not actual SSR?

Should I maybe use Nuxt.js for those routes I want to run as SSR?

[mighty solar]

From the docs;

Server-side rendering pre-renders your JavaScript pages on the server, allowing your visitors to receive fully rendered HTML when they visit your application.

Because of how Inertia works, then the client hydrates from the rendered html and the frontend framework takes over again, follow-up requests would just be XHR requests with Inertia (JSON) responses

You can see what happens and how it works by inspecting your web page, see the responses, the requests etc

[vale bridge]

Ok, make semse now. Thank you!

[vale bridge]

One last question regarding this, could using Nuxt.js be a solution for some routes where I want to use SSR?

Example: https://www.myself.ae/dubai_mall/stores/alaia/view/115

[limpid vapor]

I would say so, yes

[vale bridge]

So Vue for backend/Dashboard and Nuxt.js for frontend?

[limpid vapor]

Ive done project like this, yes

I do have this frontend nuxt project on Github, it wont work for you as you are gonna have different api routes but I would say its a good start if you would want it just let me know

[vale bridge]

Yes, please. That will help a lot.

[limpid vapor]

https://github.com/danielkuzela/laravel-nuxt-frontend