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It's an exciting time in web development. After a decade's worth of front-end progress kept demanding ever more complicated setups, we're finally moving in the opposite direction. With simpler tools that are still able to hit those high-fidelity user interface notes, but at a sliver of the cost in complexity. The long expansion of enab...
The Rails path to Tailwind 4 is mostly smooth, but the upgrade tool leaves a few package-manager footprints behind.
Inspired by Jorge Manrubia’s [talk from Railsworld](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m97UsXa6HFg&t=4s) I wanted to try out morphing which is coming to [Tu...
This is a super quick tutorial to show you the new ViewTransition API that ships with Turbo 8, which was released recently. View Transitions are a neat wa...
ActiveRecord plays a pivotal role in interacting with databases. One of the key concepts in database design is normalization, a technique for organizing and ...
Using Pagy, Turbo Frames, Turbo Streams and Stimulus to implement various pagination options in a Rails 7 application
Using the Noticed gem, Turbo Streams, and Turbo Frames to buld a real-time, in-app user notification system in Ruby on Rails
Building filterable, instantly updated interactive charts with Ruby on Rails 7, ApexCharts, and StimulusReflex
How to migrate your rails frontend from importmap to esbuild
2021 was an incredible year for Ruby on Rails. We started it off still celebrating the third major version of Ruby, and left it with the accomplishment of the seventh major version of Rails. Together, these releases sparked a renewed enthusiasm for building modern web applications with Ruby on Rails, unlike anything I can recall since ...