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Good summary. One of the issues I find with Rails is that the 'old-way' of views, partials and a sprinkling of React is INSANELY productive. I've been trying
by AlexMuir 6y ago
Good summary.
One of the issues I find with Rails is that the 'old-way' of views, partials and a sprinkling of React is INSANELY productive. I've been trying hard to justify getting into Stimulus properly.
DHH is on a four-month sabbatical at the moment and my hope is that he's working on open-sourcing the framework behind hey.com, which Basecamp are calling 'new magic'[0]
There's something coming around object-oriented view components and client-size JS. I'm just not quite sure the perfect recipe has been found yet.
https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1275901955995385856?lang=en https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1275901955995385856?lang=en
- bdcravens 6y agoKeep in mind that Stimulus Reflex leverages Stimulus, but you don't necessary have to get into Stimulus to get most of the advantages. I suspect that the framework DHH comes up with will be very similar to Stimulus Reflex, or they may even roll that project into Rails/Stimulus.