3 ms·
This is my experience as well. Sometimes the conventions are frustrating, and particular to Rails I still don't know how to handle the front end well aside from
by lucidone 8y ago
This is my experience as well. Sometimes the conventions are frustrating, and particular to Rails I still don't know how to handle the front end well aside from jQuery (how are you doing it? Stimulus + Turbolinks, or...?), but is it ever refreshing to just focus on your product instead of all the tooling surrounding developing your product.
- freehunter 8y agoIf you need a lot of JS, Vue is a nice choice. You can drop it in for just a single page of your site if you need heavy JS on one part but still want Rails on the rest. Or you can go full-on Vue front end with Rails in API mode, or anywhere between.