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Turbo Native for Android and Hotwire with Jay Ohms

by Donn Felker @donnfelker

Jay Ohms, the lead Android dev at Basecamp, gives an overview of how Turbo Native works on Android. There’s also a great teaser of what Hotwire’s Strada will be when it’s released around the 37 minute mark.

Turbo Native Blog

by Jonathan Bennett

A 6-part video series on building hybrid apps on iOS with Turbo Native. Jonathan covers setting the iOS and Rails apps, authentication, the JavaScript Bridge, and more.

Hotwire::Livereload

by Kirill Platonov @kirplatonov

Automatically reload the page when “view” files are modified, like HTML, CSS, helpers, and JavaScript. Can also be configured to listen to any path, like view components.

Bridgtown Fundraising

by Jared White @jaredcwhite

Bridgetown, a Webpack-aware, Ruby-powered static site generator, is looking for donations and sponsors to help fund future development.

Avo admin framework

by Adrian Marin @adrianthedev

Configuration-based, no-maintenance, extendable Ruby on Rails admin framework powered by Hotwire.

GitHub Issue-style File Uploader Using Stimulus and Active

by Jeremy Smith @jeremysmithco

A no nonsense blog post on adding drag-and-drop file uploads to a text field. Jeremy starts with the solution, a beefy Stimulus controller, then dives into how it works and how to wire it up to your view.

Handling modal forms with Rails, Tailwind CSS, and Hotwire

by Bram Jetten @BramJetten

Not just modals, but forms inside of said modals. Extends the modal controller from TailwindCSS Stimulus Components to hook into success and failure callbacks to clear errors.

Turbo Training

by Alessandro Rodi @coorasse

Practice your Turbo skills with this Turbo training page. Five exercises that get progressively more difficult, ranging from replacing the content of a Turbo Frame to submitting a form without refreshing the page.

Increment likes count without any page refreshes

by Yaroslav Shmarov @yarotheslav

A compact tutorial on on implementing Twitter or Facebook “likes” with Turbo. The count is persisted in the database and Turbo powers the reloading of the partial.

Enriching slow Rails forms with Turbo Frames

by Dennis Paagman @djfpaagman

A Turbo-powered approach to showing a “loading” screen when submitting a form that takes a while to load. Dennis also touches on disabling the form with a Stimulus controller (if you aren’t using the latest RC of Turbo).

Bottle is hiring fulltime Rails developers

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Ruby on Rails Developer at Bearer

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Hire Kaleb Lape

Hooked on coding with Windows 95 and QBasic, I found my way to Ruby on Rails in 2015 and never looked back. Now I build software, consult, and refine raw talent at Rails Quest.

Hire Feti Jashari

Rails Developer specializing in SaaS Apps, ERPs, CRMs, APIs including Payments, Analytics etc. Expert on Jumpstart Rails Hatchbox.

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