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No, ujs is used to automaticslly implement RoR functions declared in your rails templates. Eg, you can add a confirm attribute to a link, which is then implemen
by awestroke 10y ago
No, ujs is used to automaticslly implement RoR functions declared in your rails templates. Eg, you can add a confirm attribute to a link, which is then implemented by ujs in the browser, causing a confirm dialog when clicking the link