☒ Generators would be something that already exists within the project either through a generator in the lib/generators or from a gem added into the application. This is great for gems to provide installation assistance or for repeatable features. However, if you have to add new features/functionality to your application, the generators are not there for you to consume. This is where application templates can come into play where you add new functionality via an external source.
☒ That's an interesting use case. If i'm understanding correctly, my first thought would be a state which can be updated based on the dragging actions. https://stimulusjs.org/handbook/managing-state
☒ When I created Rubidium, it was something that didn't exist in the community and I wanted to build a service which others would find useful. I think that competition is healthy and good for the community. People will find what works for them.
This has been a popular request lately. I've come up with a way to handle this fairly easily without too much mess. But, there is a tiny bit of mess involved since we are creating new functionality within the trix editor.
