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In this episode, we'll look at improving our UX by adding a custom Turbo Stream action to give some animation to deleted records.
In this episode, we will have a look at a shell command that runs in a background job, but broadcast its output in real time to the browser.
In this episode, we look at where we were years ago and the journey where we have landed today. Over the past 10 years, much has changed with our approach to client interactions and in the episode we explore my favorite and current approach.
In this episode, we'll look at common problems with broadcasting refreshes and page morphs as well as some paths to a solution to provide a good user experience.
In this episode, we discuss several different approaches to refreshing data within Turbo Frame Tags and pick the approach that will be most universal. We'll also look at some of the downsides of other approaches.
In this episode, we look at implementing a temporary loader for turbo frame tags to give a visual of data that is loading.
In this episode, we look at using Turbo Frame Tags to target certain elements in interesting ways. In each example, we'll take unobtrusive approaches without needing any javascript.
In this episode, we'll learn how to use Turbo to broadcast notification counts to users. We'll look at some common mistakes and issues when doing these kinds of broadcasts.
Continuing on with the Kanban board, we look at adding the position functionality of reordering the card placements.
In this episode, we'll create a kanban style board where cards can be created and moved from one column to another. We will do all of this without any external libraries; using only what is included out of the box with Turbo and Stimulus.