dhh merged a pull request in hotwired/stimulus
dhh github · 2023-06-20
A modest JavaScript framework for the HTML you already have - Comparing eda0f9dafc...b73bef71eb · hotwired/stimulus
Same team as before. No changes planned.
Yes, we were on RDS with AWS.
Actually, that chart above was for HEY! Here's the chart for Basecamp Classic (which is what the summary improvements match). Almost at the
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Update of recently merged #470 to make the documentation valid for version 1.4.0 (see #428 )
MRSK v0.14. Not far off v1.0, which we hope to release close to the celebration of our complete cloud exit with @basecamp. https://github.co
Basecamp Classic running on our own hardware with MRSK vs the old AWS K8S cloud setup: - Mean DB response time per request is down 53% - Me
Closes #268 Hi, since we also ran into the issue of using Turbo-Frames with custom layouts, I took the liberty to draft an extension to the
We were following the turbo-drive documentation in the README that says to do the following: import { Turbo } from "@hotwired/turbo-rails" T
We were following the turbo-drive documentation in the README that says to do the following: import { Turbo } from "@hotwired/turbo-rails" T
Hello, I created a new project and have a problem with turbo, the event is not even firing up. Even after installing, links it still works t
Hi. this is not really important. I am just including this here just in case someone else runs into the same problem. I use esbuild to bundl
Trying to run a seeder but gets random errors, since (i suppose) there's no subscribers yet. seed.rb sample Category.create!( name: 'Lorem i
Trying to run a seeder but gets random errors, since (i suppose) there's no subscribers yet. seed.rb sample Category.create!( name: 'Lorem i
This enables being able to pass the generated id of a turbo_frame_tag to turbo_stream actions. For example: <%# app/views/articles/show.html
This enables being able to pass the generated id of a turbo_frame_tag to turbo_stream actions. For example: <%# app/views/articles/show.html
Bumps terser from 5.5.1 to 5.18.1. Changelog Sourced from terser's changelog. Changelog v7.18.1 Fix major performance issue caused by hoi
Outline When using broadcast_update_to the content is streamed as expected on create and destroy. However, when using broadcast_update_later
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Rails supports rendering of objects such as ViewComponents, but this support doesn't seem to be available in Turbo. This is just a stake in
Closes hotwired/turbo#257 Closes hotwired/turbo#397 Follow-up to hotwired/turbo#257 (comment), hotwired/turbo#257 (comment) Depends on hotwi
This pull request allows methods within the Turbo::Streams::TagBuilder class to be used with keywords arguments. This also allows users to b
This pull request allows methods within the Turbo::Streams::TagBuilder class to be used with keywords arguments. This also allows users to b
I want to remove redundant code from my controller because I need to know turbo_frame_request_id inside the view
First, promote Turbo::Native::Navigation to be an ActiveSupport::Concern. Next, expose #turbo_native_app? to be a view helper through a call
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Execute System Tests through the CDP Protocol via cuprite. This commit installs a dependency on cuprite@~>0.9 so that the js_errors: option
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After upgrading turbo-rails from 7.1.0 to 7.3.0, code like this broke: <%= form_with(...) do |f| %> <%= f.button formaction: destroy_all_a
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The Turbo::Broadcastable::TestHelper concern provides Action Cable-aware test helpers that assert that <turbo-stream> elements were or were
This PR allows you to provide a count keyword argument to assert_turbo_stream. The argument is just passed on to assert_select. For example,
Let's say having: AdminController < ApplicationController layout :admin end When I use turbo frame request in sample controller: UsersContro
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Closes #268 Hi, since we also ran into the issue of using Turbo-Frames with custom layouts, I took the liberty to draft an extension to the
Rails supports rendering of objects such as ViewComponents, but this support doesn't seem to be available in Turbo. This is just a stake in
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Also updates checkout action version.
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