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Pascal Baljet

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Husband of Esmée, dad of Loïs and Kate ❤️ Works at @laravel (Open Source / Inertia). Also builds inertiaui.com. WE MUST SHIP
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    Pascal Baljet
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    Jun 25, 2024
    🔥 Introducing Inertia Table 🔥 Very happy to announce the release of Inertia Table! I have been sweating the details on this one, and I am super stoked to have it out. I'll show you how much time you can save, all while impressing your users with beautiful, powerful tables 🤩
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    Pascal Baljet
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    Aug 27
    That feeling when you're totally locked in and have the whole map of a project in your head? 🧠 You'd think that would go away with AI coding, but it hasn't. It just changed. Less typing, more thinking, discussing, shaping. It's a golden time to be building and shipping.
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    Pascal Baljet
    @pascalbaljet
    Aug 26
    Cooking up a whole lot of new @inertiajs things this week 👀
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    Pascal Baljet
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    Aug 24
    Had an amazing time in Copenhagen at @laravellivedk! 🇩🇰 With every conference, it feels like there are more and more friends to catch up with, and I'm lucky to leave with even more. What a wonderful community we have!
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    Pascal Baljet
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    Aug 14
    So happy to be working on this! Inertia forever! ❤️
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    Jonathan Reinink
    @reinink
    Aug 14
    Even today, running the Laravel installer and seeing this stack as an option brings me so much joy 😍 It's such an honor, and so humbling, to see tools you've worked really hard on get used by thousands (err... millions!) of people. My advice to younger developers — if some
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