I would definitely consider it, just don’t have the time to fit it in right now 😅

I have used shrine in production before and it is a great option!

Thanks for watching! Plenty more to come

OK harcoded it works: <button class="<%= style(variant:) %>" data-controller="button" data-action="click->button#triggerAlert" data-message="<%= alert_message %>" > <%= content %> </button> With <%= component_identifier("button") %> does not work

It could be the helper or the component class itself. Check out my repo for luxury-stays, I have set view components up in there

Thank you! Really appreciate the positive feedback 🥹

You are in the right place! I'm glad you found the channel.

yea, I'm keen to give it a shot soon - just haven't found the need just yet. Stimulus + ViewComponents have been good enough so far :)

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Lots of ways to solve the same problems. This is just one of them if you want to use Rails as the API for Next.js frontend.

Probably the wrong guy to ask as I am obviously bias haha. I built our last business on a Rails API with React frontend. For Clipflow we are using 100% Rails and moving faster than ever before. There are pros and cons to everything though - React is king for complex frontends. I suggest using the tools you are familiar with - the user doesn’t care, so pick the ones that allow you to move fastest and iterate on your product.

@@kengreeff please do the rails api system + frontend after this series 🙏 .

Rails API + React? If so, I’ve got videos on that already :)

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Thank you :) Hope you are enjoying the series. A lot more to come!

Thank you :)

I swapped from CanCan when it was deprecated and never looked back! Pundit is great

Maybe in the future but I’m working on a big series building a directory with Rails! Similar concepts just without Next.js

Read the docs :)

Valentina Studio :)

Thank you :) I have 10 episodes already recorded waiting for release and many more to come. Please like, subscribe and share

Yessir! There are already 10 episodes recorded for this series and will keep them coming. Like, subscribe and share with your friends :)

@kengreeff now I shared and subscribed, I hope my friends who learning ruby on rails will watch this playlist 👍

100% - version early to avoid a lot of work later! You can start rails in API mode but you only want that if you are only using as an API without the Frontend. I am actually preferring using Rails for the full stack as development velocity is extremely fast when starting out - no need to add React or another frontend framework at this stage. This app needs to be server rendered as well for SEO.

I find it annoying to customize devise over time. Using the authentication-zero gem it just sets up the required code and then you can actually uninstall the gem. You get to control everything which is powerful. I think it also works in Rails 8 but haven't tried it yet. Our latest app (Clipflow) is on Rails 8 and everything works perfectly.

I believe so

Yep, custom components built with the ViewComponent library and Tailwind

I’ve made a few videos on ViewComponents if you want to see more!

Appreciate the kind words and love hearing how the videos are helping you discover different methods! What kind of form components are you looking at creating? Are you looking for managed state? I’ve been using the standard form partials and it seems to be fine for most use cases

@@kengreeff Thank you Ken! I can provide more context about the form component challenge I faced. The main issue arose when trying to implement a search form with Ransack that uses Turbo Frames and live search functionality. The tricky part was handling multiple Turbo Frame targets and maintaining the form's reactivity while encapsulating it in a view component. The standard form partials worked well, but when trying to move to a view component, the setup became more challenging. I tried a straightforward component implementation but ran into issues. Are there any specific patterns you've found successful for handling complex form components, particularly when dealing with multiple Turbo Frame targets and live search functionality?

To be fair, this year is the first time I’m using view components. I read a great article about when to reach for frontend tools - might be a case for something else that is built for purpose. evilmartians.com/chronicles/keeping-rails-cool-the-modern-frontend-toolkit

Luckily I don’t have an Australian accent but cheers for the great insights!

Not really sure, would have to read the docs

Valentina Studio - www.valentina-db.com/en/valentina-studio-overview

Already recorded 7 episodes 🙃 I’m going for the record haha but want to cover everything from start to finish!

Thank you!

Thanks mate! Appreciate the kind words. Hope you stick along for the ride, I think it is going to be a fun one.

Thanks mate - was still learning! The newer videos are better. Let me know what you think!

Just wait until I release my e-book and online course 😉

Just experimenting with shorts. Hard to do with my usual stuff in such a short timeline! Encouraging engineers to build an actual business rather than spend all day doing tutorials lol

No worries! It’s an interesting one that’s for sure

Thanks mate!

All part of the fun

Haven’t use that one. There are a few type checkers for Ruby but not widely adopted so tooling is not the best