The magic appears in minute 38:42 🤩 ! Great episode, i feel more familiar with stimulus_reflex in this episode, if you have time, will be great have components and sortablejs in this project in particular. My bootstrap skills ground a little this time. Again this video take me like 4 hours to finish :P
Yeah I'm trying to work up some different content that's shorter form. Some people just want the punchline, others want the whole story. Trying to work on doing both! Thanks for watching!
If you're a beginner my advice is that you avoid this tutorial, sadly. I hesitate to criticize people who put content out for free, but a pattern I see so often is that a tutorial requires you to use an unrelated and poorly maintained gem, and the gem is so fragile that it doesn't work most of the time. In this case it's the nested scaffold gem. It literally misspelled the word "references" in the migration files it generated, causing errors. In other places it tried to define the same column more than once. Maybe the version of the gem was fine when this tutorial was created, but that's the problem when using brittle dependencies in a tutorial.
Thank you for making this. Love the idea of Rails interactivity without a big, unruly framework... More Stimulus:Reflex examples would be welcomed!
Thanks for checking it out! When I make more SR videos, they will be here: ruclips.net/p/PLjItgYqIzJ9VHPdLo6ye9-2QkcTEeUEAg
Hey, thank you for this! I will try to do but I already want to know more about stimulus! Looks so fast to work with!
Just love how this works, mani thanks :D
Thanks for watching!
Really, really, reaaaaaaally digging ur content and teaching style.
Soooo glad to hear that :D
Very nice. I told you you were gonna love StimulsReflex!
Yes! It's extremely cool :)
thx for a video
The magic appears in minute 38:42 🤩 ! Great episode, i feel more familiar with stimulus_reflex in this episode, if you have time, will be great have components and sortablejs in this project in particular. My bootstrap skills ground a little this time. Again this video take me like 4 hours to finish :P
Anyone else having problems with stimulus reflex? Mine is not working at all..
Thank you , I finally get it :)
Glad I could help!
This is wonderful, it'll be better if you just skip the styling part and get right into Stimulus Reflex
Yeah I'm trying to work up some different content that's shorter form. Some people just want the punchline, others want the whole story. Trying to work on doing both! Thanks for watching!
DO you ahve the github for this by any chance.?theyre usually included in your video
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Hi there! What about nested_scaffold for rails 7 ?
Great video, thanks for putting this together! Do you have the source code somewhere on GitHub?
thanks!
Great tutorial ! I'm having trouble to deploy on heroku. Did you try it out ?
Hi Gregory! Yes I have deployed some stimulus reflex apps to Heroku. Have you set up Redis? Check this page out: docs.stimulusreflex.com/deployment
Can u make tutorial on rails + react + redux + redux saga. As nowadays it's in demand
Cooooool :)
Thanks for watching!
34:03 - for interactiveness.
hello, after installing and coding on stimulus reflex, i am getting redis errors my localhost server crashes/shuts down itself.
please help
great tutorial , but please help
nvm, i got it. i am using a windows machine, and there wasnt Redis Installed. please do tell this in future videos.
thanks for the tutorial
@@heyhey-lq6br thank you! you help me a lot! :)
If you're a beginner my advice is that you avoid this tutorial, sadly. I hesitate to criticize people who put content out for free, but a pattern I see so often is that a tutorial requires you to use an unrelated and poorly maintained gem, and the gem is so fragile that it doesn't work most of the time. In this case it's the nested scaffold gem. It literally misspelled the word "references" in the migration files it generated, causing errors. In other places it tried to define the same column more than once. Maybe the version of the gem was fine when this tutorial was created, but that's the problem when using brittle dependencies in a tutorial.
I get a ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound error :(
with todo_items? The same things? because routes is not legit for it...