You should be able to sort the scrolling issue at 26:35 without Javascript. Just use the CSS property flex-column-reverse, and then prepend the new message to the beginning rather than append to the end.

You guys keep getting better at making videos of the events! 👏 Thanks for posting it. Loved seeing Vladimir encouraging people to download his book via Torrent! 😂 Also loved Noel Rappin's analogy of the poorly parked car. I'll totally steal that analogy. The Lemur Story by Brandon Weaver was fire! 🔥Super engaging! Reminded me of Joël Quenneville's talk at RailsConf 2024 - Dungeons & Dragons & Rails.

Is there a full recording of the Aug 13, 2024 event available publicly?

Starts around 1:06:20

I found OKLAB to work better than OKLCH in some cases. For instance, if you want to go from red to blue, OKLCH will bleed into magenta while OKLAB won't. It's not a big problem for stylish gradients but it's quite annoying for color animations.

Very useful, what is the startup about?

Thank you. This is a great set of talks from some of the amazing folk in the Ruby and Rails communities 😍

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It's always great to hear DHH speak. He absolutely oozes the passion he has for keeping things simple and challenging the status quo. Really admire that

I'm a bit older than DHH and remember 15 years ago. He has grown quite a bit. Rails has, too. I look forward to its Renaissance and the next 100 years. :)

Very inspiring talk, thank you! It is always awesome to listen to DHH, he is so motivating, positive and future oriented.....

I did enjoy listening to DHH 😻

This was amazing 😻

Thanks for the interview!

Awesome talk Roman!

❤спасибо☺️вы вдохновляете🌸

"i am using refine" print is good :DDD

Very interesting, I look forward to more episodes!

Thank you

Inspiring 🙌

Chief spreadsheet officer! 😁❤

Nice video. What VS Code theme are you using?

Awesome!

Is there a github repo for this project? The code is not fully visible at 9:39 EDIT: After a bunch of missing code, I had to stop wasting my time with this tutorial. 17:07 the guy creates a file and we don't get what goes into it. When we finally see it for 0.00001 seconds, it's all cut because the guy is using tailwind which requires 99999999 classes for a div. Also, what's the point in having a terminal eating half your code view if you're going to switch to a full screen terminal when needed? This has been the worst and most amateurish waste of time tutorial I've ever tried to follow.

Great series! Is there any github repo for this app? Also.. i really like the way you setup your VS Code.. is that a special theme your using? :) Keep up the good work! I haven't used Rails for any projects in some time but Rails 7 has gotten me wanting to use Rails again.

Why we don't have it by default in Rails? Doesn't it make much more sense?

noice love it

freaking awesome!

Thank you very much!

Very interesting and useful video. The author showed a number of non-standard ways to solve common problems in Hotwire. Thank you very much!

Спасибо! Ждём продолжения!

Good tutorial! It worked well for me. I'm using rails 7 and Windows 10, but I don't know why I couldn't continue with anycable. I had some errors related with some gems in C: or something like that, but well, thanks a lot.

what is the name of your zsh theme?

Nice video Vladimir, always love reading your blogs & now screencast. Looking forward to 2nd episode of this.

very cool! great tutorial!

Great content Vladimir. Would appreciate a future Anycast regarding deployment to production, covering not only this Hotwire-only scenario, but one that also supports other channels

thx for video, please keep going make screencast