Build a React CRUD App with Laravel 13 | Ep 3: Display Data with TypeScript & Inertia Props
In Episode 3 we move to the frontend. You will learn what TypeScript is and why we use it with React, how to define a TypeScript interface that matches the data shape Laravel sends, and how Inertia delivers props directly from your controller into a React component — no API, no fetch, no axios.
We then build the product list component from scratch: a functional React component that renders a table from a paginated array of products using map, a friendly empty state for when there is no data yet, conditional CSS classes based on live data values, and the layout static property that wires up your breadcrumbs automatically.
By the end of this episode you will have a fully working product list page that reads real data from your Laravel backend and displays it in React.
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TOOLS USED
Laravel 13
React 19
TypeScript
Inertia.js
Tailwind CSS
Laravel Herd
SQLite
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SERIES PLAYLIST
• Build a React CRUD App with Laravel 13 | E...
⬅ Episode 1: • Build a React CRUD App with Laravel 13 | E...
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