A collection of 6 posts
Note: If you’d like to try it out live first, here is a sandbox example. I like to use the Lit framework to create self-contained web components that provide composable drop-in functionality. I choose them over Stimulus controllers when I...
This short post is intended as a how-to get up and running with StimulusReflex and the new ~importmap-rails~ gem to go all transpiler/bundler-less in your asset handling. Since not all generators in StimulusReflex have been updated to reflect this, I...
Update 2021-05-06: Add option to exclude the user pertaining to the model from the broadcast - assuming she’s notified otherwise. Note: I’m not too happy with the usage of the term Notification here, but naming, as we all know, is...
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...
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...
