laravel-inertia-vue

The best coding standards for Laravel 12, Inertia 2, and Vue 3.5 enforce strict architectural patterns for backend controllers and models, alongside Vue Composition API and Inertia page conventions for frontend consistency.

Structure Vue components and Inertia pages using Vue 3.5 Composition API conventions, defining specific rules for shared data, navigation, partial reloads, and component organization to ensure maintainable frontend architecture.

The best way to handle form validation in an Inertia and Vue application is using vee-validate combined with zod to enforce strict schema validation and standardized form handling conventions.

Yes, this Laravel and Vue standards Skill defines Tailwind CSS conventions including utility-first usage, design tokens, and responsive design to ensure consistent styling across the application.

Yes, you can use these conventions for frontend CRUD operations and table management, as they outline specific architecture patterns for modal CRUD, TanStack Table columns, pagination, sorting, and table actions.

Yes, you need to follow specific backend routing and service patterns for Laravel 12, as the standards define best practices for controllers, models, services, events, scheduling, and mail preview controllers.