We look at recreating the popular Wordle game with StimulusJS. By exploring the mechanics of the game, we build our own approach.

Having a fast and expensive computer to do daily development is a luxury. Sometimes, we may be in a position where we are just getting started with programming and the budget is very small. In this episode we look at a very moderately priced Chromebook and explore how we can make it into a viable development machine.

In this episode, we have a look at two different approaches for implementing an infinite scrolling feature within a Ruby on Rails application with Hotwire. The first method will use a Stimulus Controller to handle AJAX requests back to the Rails application. The second approach will not use any external library, other than Hotwire, nor any javascript to accomplish the infinite scrolling.

In this episode, we look at broadcasting to private channels using stimulus controllers and turbo. We also look at the interactivity between two stimulus controllers and different ways of broadcasting to turbo streams.

Using Git Hooks is a great way to automatically execute scripts for parts of your development process that you may otherwise forget to run. In this episode, we look at creating a maintainable way to install and manage git hooks so that they can be used in your project and shared to other team members.