RailsConf 2022 - React-ing to Hotwire by David Hill

I was fully onboard with React as my front-end Javascript framework of choice for years. That all changed when I suddenly had to support a stand-alone React app that I had no hand in building. Thankfully Hotwire had just been released, and my manager was aware of how painful maintaining this application was going to be. So I started the process of migrating the React app into the Rails app, using Hotwire as the new front-end framework. How did it go, what lessons were learned, and would I do it again?
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[@portlime]

Great talk. Definitely share the love for simplicity and conventions.

[@pedroa5720]

Amazing talk!!

[@bumelanci]

❤ straight to the point

[@RahulDhole7]

I think it’s a mindset difference people who like monolith can only like this. React is micro service mindset people who like to breakdown mammoth into rats.