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This post describes how you can build a powerful search/filtering feature with only what a default Rails installation provides. Minimal javascript for an Spa-like experience.
The first episode of a series dedicated to building the ultimate, most flexible search experience for Rails apps.
Today we are going to build a live, server-rendered, liquid-enabled markdown previewer with Ruby on...
This short post is intended as a how-to get up and running with StimulusReflex and the new...
Using Hotwire, CableReady, and StimulusReflex together is a power move that will improve your apps
Here's a deck of slides I made for a talk I gave at the viennarb meetup. Enjoy! And here’s...
As we approach the release of Rails 7, the Rails ecosystem is full of options to build modern web...
Earlier this month, @hopsoft published a ~75LOC single-file Rails app that demonstrates a working St...
Note: I’m not too happy with the usage of the term Notification here, but naming, as we all know, is...
Contrasting Ajax, Turbo and StimulusReflex approaches
If you are using CanCanCan for authorization and also want to use the magic of StimulusReflex for rea...
This pattern can help lazy load form fields in Rails using StimulusReflex which can be useful when ca...