A collection of 16 posts
StimulusReflex is mostly used to create reactive UIs using declarative markup (data-reflex=...), but a lot of power lies in invoking it from client-side code (i.e. stimulus controllers). In this article, we’ll explore how to orchestrate a rather complex interaction between...
A lot of excitement has swept through the Rails world since the release of Turbo in December 2020. Personally, what I’m looking forward to most is a seamless integration with native mobile platforms using the iOS and Android adapters. We...
NOTE: for an updated version of this post, see my course StimulusReflex patterns, the forms lesson is included in the free samples! Forms are the standard CRUD pattern and can be handled by standard Rails remote forms perfectly. Still there...
Most IntersectionObserver demos show off how to implement infinite scrolling for news feeds and similar use cases. One of my most recent encounters, though, was concerned with a product image slider, horizontally of course. In the not so far away...
First, a full disclosure: I’m part of the StimulusReflex core team and have been in love with it for about a year now. Having done many flavors of client-side JavaScript programming, I’ve also become a fan of the HTML-over-the-wire approach...
