RailsConf 2019 - Yes, Rails does support Progressive Web Apps by John Beatty

RailsConf 2019 - Yes, Rails does support Progressive Web Apps by John Beatty
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Progressive Web Apps are a constellation of conventions. Those conventions fit neatly into Rails, without the need to introduce a complicated Javascript front end. By embracing core Rails technologies like ActiveJob, ActionCable, Russian Doll Caching, and sprinkles of Stimulus, you can deliver powerful and immersive front end web apps.

[@maxp1273]

Thank you very much for this ! I also really enjoyed your blog posts with the Hotwire update

[@ekr990011]

Followed some articles of his about stimulus and am in complete agreement with the thought process. Not only about frontend frameworks but hopefully making mobile apps faster that really are just web wrappers. Would really like to make a PWA rails/stimulus app soon myself!

[@tjbihh]

Great talk. Really useful. Thank you!

[@RoshanTamilsellvan]

It's like dreams come true!

[@StijnHommes]

Too bad. I'm looking for ways to learn coding without supporting this PWA spam. Guess Rails won't be an option.