thanks a bunch for this vid. i'm coming from React and Turbo is the only thing holding me back going all-in on Rails. it still feels uncomfortable and unintuitive but this was the best video i could find on RUclips teaching it. i'm hoping if i stick to it i will reap the productivity gains of working on 1 app instead of a separate backend+frontend and rid of JS fatigue forever. i hope Turbo 8 will feel even better.
This video provides a great breakdown of Turbo for Ruby on Rails 7! It's interesting to see how this technology is speeding up the development process and enhancing user experience. Thanks for sharing!
This is good stuff, thank you for sharing. I think the biggest mental shift for me is starting to think less about "generic APIs" that can be used by any view, and more about controller-specific APIs that return very view-specific stream actions.
thanks a bunch for this vid. i'm coming from React and Turbo is the only thing holding me back going all-in on Rails. it still feels uncomfortable and unintuitive but this was the best video i could find on RUclips teaching it. i'm hoping if i stick to it i will reap the productivity gains of working on 1 app instead of a separate backend+frontend and rid of JS fatigue forever. i hope Turbo 8 will feel even better.
Agree. There's some magicness to it that's hard to grasp. I've had to deconstruct the source code of turbo to understand it more.
This video provides a great breakdown of Turbo for Ruby on Rails 7! It's interesting to see how this technology is speeding up the development process and enhancing user experience. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much!
This is good stuff, thank you for sharing. I think the biggest mental shift for me is starting to think less about "generic APIs" that can be used by any view, and more about controller-specific APIs that return very view-specific stream actions.
Turbo Rails totally made sense after I watch your video. Liked and subscribed!!! Thanks for this.
Great to hear. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this Andy - Great tutorial. I learned a lot here.
I feel that the documentation in Hotwire needs to be added with examples and snippets! How did you figure those out to teach us?
Ultimately trial and error and seeing other people's code. I agree the docs are a bit limiting!
Lovely presentation. Thank you.
Nice video, could you do a video about action cable in rails?
The "Create Todo" isn't working fine, it doesn't clear the input box after todo being created.
Turbo is not using true HTML frames. Turbo frames behave somewhat like a frame without all of the headache that comes along with using real frames.
Which terminal are you using? It Looks great :)
This is kind of amazing
What shortcut or extension are you using to auto create those div tags by just filling out the class name? Around the 11:28 mark.
@Michael Pope I think it is “Emmet”
Yes, it's Emmet!
Emmet, go to settings and add ruby to have autocompletion just google it it's easy to setup
Thanks a lot, I learned a lot from this.
you makes me realize that tailwind has more something great.
How did you generate the UI ready styled using only scaffold !! .. I don't remember rails is still doing that ..
great tutorial, i love u 🥲👍
just do an if that the update was for complet you do a broadcast prepend instead of an append
Any backend ruby playlist? Or video?
Its very hard to get full list backend course on ruby :'(
Nothing full backend but Rails pretty much covers front and back so I have plenty of content for that. Check out some of my playlists.
@@Webcrunch thanks a lot, keep going on