3 ms·
Yes.
by oreoftw 6y ago
Yes.
- nawgz 6y agoCan you link me some docs? I would love to see how the modern tools I learned at my outset compare to the classics.
- theduder99 6y agogoogle.com
- stuartq 6y agoNot constructive.
- nawgz 6y agoAs much as your creative sass added to the conversation, I asked a few concrete questions - specifically trying to understand composability, reusability of JS, and what the fellow means by "interactivity" given they claim you can do lots without JS. They followed it up with a 1-word answer - pretty ridiculous if you ask me - and so I asked an expanding question so I could make my own conclusions of what the other user considers to be acceptable levels of composability and reusability. While I could undoubtedly find that info myself, I am not the one advocating for Rails here, nor am I the one claiming using Ruby for browser interactivity is a strong idea, so it seems to me like the onus isn't really on me to go search this out
- paublyrne 6y agoThe official Rails guides are worth reading and even if you don't want to use Rails are worth checking out as an example if how to do a framework guide well.
- oreoftw 6y agoCheck out https://guides.rubyonrails.org/layouts_and_rendering.html#using-partials https://guides.rubyonrails.org/layouts_and_rendering.html#us... There's no standard way for handling hot reloading, but there's a bunch of recipes on stackoverflow.