If you're building a no build Rails application that makes use of modern browser features (like ONCE Campfire!), you'll definitely want to use this.

Why not using stimulus data-action="keypress->conversation#submitForm" on text area instead of addEventListener?

Great demo of an awesome new ability. Thanks!

Is there any openproject developer who can help me with the editing of the work packages

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I love removing dependencies. 💖 Also, learning how libraries can make features or dependencies optional is a great thing to learn along the way.

Thanks Collin I've authored a few gems already, but this was a really useful look at the "bare-bones" approach rather than use the "bundle gem your-name-here # and fill in the blanks" approach. ...

How would go about doing this using devise? I'm a bit confused of how to accomplish this.

I feel this video was cause of me in the forum haha!A+++

I wish the linking of the database was a bit more clear. My app was pulling in the credential in the database.yml file instead of simply linking via the DATABASE_URL environment variable. I had to ...

Nice tutorial. Why git fetch followed by git pull and not just a single git pull?

fantastic thanks

Have you used lazy load hooks to extend a gem with some interesting features?

Hi I'm a complete beginner to Rails, however I know other backend languages. I see a lot of courses here. Can anyone tell me the series of courses I should take up here? Thanks

My general rule of thumb is I'll use redirecting back/morphing for very simple or low-frequency pages such as admin pages where there's not a lot of user traffic, but will reach for turbo streams w...

When will the entire RailsConf be uploaded to youtube? 😳 Nice work as allways, thanks for sharing!

Amazing episode, Chris! Thank you so much for this!

Pretty excited about this because it makes Rails development so much easier to start for beginners or for teams using various operating systems. I also forgot to mention, there is a `devcontainer`...