Let’s consider some UI examples and mentally check if we can get the Turbo magic by just slapping a Turbo Frame in the right place. By that I mean: can we make the implementation really as simple a...

The problem Consider the following examples on a Rails application that is using Turbo Frames. Example 1: Clicking the login link brings up a login form in a popup modal. You can also navigate to...

The feature Turbo stream actions are a central feature of Turbo, allowing for control of the webpage from server side. In essence, turbo stream actions are a piece of custom HTML markup that Turbo...

The point Best practices earn their name by being used with success by many people in many different situations. Over many attempts, on average, they worked better than other practices. Hence the ...

Update 2024-04-09: Added a second tutorial on using breakpoints. This is an introduction tutorial to Ruby debugging, inside the ruby debugger itself. The instructions are woven through the code so...

When working on projects with other developers you might (like me) find yourself wanting to customize the project console in a way that’s not useful as a default but it is useful for you. And ideal...

Turbo’s morphing feature can look magical. There’s a lot of pieces moving behind the scenes to make it come alive. That’s great when it works but when it doesn’t you might be left staring at the sc...

Test factories are a widely used tool for writing automated tests. The other main alternative are test fixtures but here I am assuming you are using factories. I have extensively used both over man...

I read the book “Tidy First?” by Kent Beck and it got me thinking in ways both enjoyable and productive. I’m approaching it from the position of an experienced Ruby developer, because that is my ...

I am writing this for the senior engineer or tech lead that is deciding whether to use Hotwire or a Frontend framework (e.g. React, Vue, Svelte …) for the frontend portion of the next Rails project...