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I used Turbolinks for the first time on a new Rails app about 2 years ago and was floored by the impact - it felt like a SPA in terms of no page loads and overa
by ckorhonen 6y ago
I used Turbolinks for the first time on a new Rails app about 2 years ago and was floored by the impact - it felt like a SPA in terms of no page loads and overall speed.
I'm convinced that this is the solution for the majority of use-cases, combined with selective usage of either React components or something like Stimulus where you need more sophisticated UI components.
- ForHackernews 6y agoIs there an equivalent of Turbolinks for something like Django? Or even for MVC PHP apps?
- deefour 6y agoTurbolinks isn't specific to rails.
- cutler 6y agoI think the more generic term is Pjax.
- bojanz 6y agoIf you're a Laravel user you'll want to look into Inertia.js[1]. [1] https://inertiajs.com/ https://inertiajs.com/
- raihansaputra 6y agoAs mentioned, you can use Turbolinks with django. There's also Intercooler/htmx, and Unpoly.
- gremlinsinc 6y agomost people using livewire on laravel also use turbolinks, it's just a javascript plugin, it's not rails specific.
- rogem002 6y agoYou can use Turbolinks on any front end project (I use it on my static sites), it has a standalone JS library.
- midrus 6y agoUnpoly https://unpoly.com/ https://unpoly.com/