Imagine we’re building a web application to organize our personal trip albums. We could have a list of albums, and when you click on each album, a grid of photos would be displayed. The HTML layout […]
Let’s imagine we have a simple app called Turbo Video, where users can watch their favorite videos. The app is straightforward — it displays the video’s title, description, and a video player. Something like this: The code for […]
Let’s imagine we have a dashboard with important data for our business (e.g., number of active users, number of sales, server status). These numbers change over time, and we don’t want to reload the page to […]
In this article, we’re going to keep digging into the cool stuff that Turbo and Hotwire have to offer. This time we’re going to build a Planning Poker web application, enabling users to participate in estimation […]
When we have an object with a belongs_to relationship, we often use a select tag to list the data of the related entity. For example, we might have a select with all the available categories for a product […]
One of the things I like most about Hotwire is the ability to change the elements of different sessions through broadcasts. We could already do this with ActionCable and some JavaScript, but thanks to Hotwire, we […]
In this article, we’re going to learn how to create an image slideshow using Ruby on Rails, Hotwire, and Tailwind CSS. We’ll also sync the navigation between the images across multiple windows. Our goal is to […]
