I like the idea of morphing for live reloading. It makes for a very smooth experience. There is still lots to improve but I'm excited to have an official live reloading library for Hotwire.

I would like to add that you can add multiple attributes to be normalized ```ruby normalizes [:phone:, :fax, :mobile], with: -> phone_number { phone_number.gsub(/\D/, '') } ```

Why does this video say it is private - I have seen it on my iPhone, but its so small, I wanted to see it on a big screen too Also - I would enjoy a video on Ruby's Hash caching and Rails Lowlevel ...

Hello Chris, thank you very much for you do to help us... I'm trying to deploy the blog but when building it on render I'm getting an error... Your RubyGems version (3.0.3.1) has a bug that preven...

Hi Chris, I am new to Rails and to this forum. Is there a mechanism for receiving an alert when a 'ticket' comes in that not only makes a sound but vibrates loudly for deaf users ? All users - w...

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

I've been trying for a while to get Rails working on Cloud9, this was perfect! Once comment: why not show the Cloud9 editor when editing the development.rb file?

Love solving problems like this with pure CSS and no JavaScript. 👌

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

Hey Chris! Not sure if this is just me, but there seems a problem downloading the video's.

Hey Chris,Another great episode!How would you handle a monthly recurring cost without having the user create an account? For example, a donation site?

On my app I use a Event and a EventTrans model so for each time a event occurs we can have a record with info and other stuff. So for the Calendar we display the First event with the recurrent on t...

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

*shudder*.. "automagically"

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!

If we use `h = HashWithIndifferentAccess.new({key: "value"})` it will allow us to access the value through both `h[:key]` and `h["key"]`.

Very nice, I'm enjoying these videos where you walk through the approaches and build on them piece-by-piece! One StimulusJS-specific update could be converting your message partial to: ``` ...

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