A demo CRM application built with Inertia.js to showcase modern full-stack development patterns.
Ping CRM is a demonstration customer relationship management application built to illustrate how Inertia.js enables modern full-stack development. It shows how developers can create single-page applications using server-side frameworks like Laravel alongside client-side frameworks like Vue.js without building separate REST APIs. The application provides a complete, functional CRM with contacts, organizations, and user management to serve as a learning resource.
Full-stack developers learning Inertia.js, Laravel developers wanting to build SPAs without APIs, and teams evaluating Inertia.js for their projects.
It provides a production-ready reference implementation that demonstrates Inertia.js patterns in context, saving developers time compared to building examples from scratch. The complete CRM functionality shows real-world use cases beyond basic tutorials.
A demo application to illustrate how Inertia.js works.
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Provides a full-stack CRM with contacts, organizations, and user management, illustrating real-world Inertia.js patterns as described in the key features.
Showcases how Inertia.js bridges Laravel and Vue.js without a separate API, evident from the installation steps and code structure in the README.
Includes authentication, database seeding, and Tailwind CSS components, allowing immediate exploration after setup with provided credentials.
Serves as a practical guide for learning Inertia.js, saving developers time from building examples from scratch, as highlighted in the value proposition.
As a demo app, it lacks advanced features like user roles, audit logs, or scalability optimizations needed for enterprise deployment.
Tightly coupled with Laravel, Vue.js, and Inertia.js, making it difficult to adapt to other frameworks or stacks without major rewrites.
Requires multiple steps including Composer, NPM, database configuration, and Artisan commands, which can be cumbersome for quick prototyping, as shown in the installation guide.