So this seems like the Rails equivilant of JHipster - which is great because that's saved me weeks of development times 4-5 years ago.
Bullet Train – Rails-based SaaS framework
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#52Is this using Hotwire?
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#53Anyone know of anything like this but for javascript frameworks?
I believe this is what RedwoodJS is all about: https://redwoodjs.com/
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#54Is this using Hotwire?
They seem to have their own 'reactive' way of doing it called Sprinkles but I don't think they've open sourced it yet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NqjpInVIjc&t=181s
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#55Anyone know of anything like this but for javascript frameworks?
Check out https://usegravity.app/!
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#56Here's a chart framework for Bullet Train https://supercharts.dev
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#57Is Ruby on Rails still widely used?
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#58Is this the competitor to https://avohq.io?
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#59Wow, hi everyone! Was just about to walk over for the first day of RailsConf when a friend let me know we were #1 here! Honored! I'm the original creator of Bullet Train, although a number of people now work on it. It's been a fun journey to this point! When I first started building Bullet Train, it was a relatively unique offering. There weren't that many full-featured "SaaS starter kits" out there, although there w…
I don't want to derail but have to ask, is the theme/template for your site custom? It's beautiful. Edit: To clarify I mean the marketing site linked here, not the starter template.
> I don't want to derail
Too late - that train’s already left the station.
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#60Devise? No thanks. If auth were handled by Sorcery I’d be much more interested.