Practical guide to use StimulusJS in a Ruby on Rails project

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Post by yoones » Tue, Oct 23, 2018, 8:54 AM UTC

Practical guide to use StimulusJS in a Ruby on Rails project
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Re: Practical guide to use StimulusJS in a Ruby on Rails project

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Post by richjdsmith » Tue, Oct 23, 2018, 11:44 AM UTC

I've been using StimulusJS on most projects since June and continue to be impressed by how much cleaner I can make things. It really does just "sprinkle in" to add a bit of extra and necessary functionality while otherwise getting out of the way.

Love it.

Re: Practical guide to use StimulusJS in a Ruby on Rails project

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Post by yoones » Tue, Oct 23, 2018, 12:34 PM UTC

richjdsmith wrote: post #2

I've been using StimulusJS on most projects since June and continue to be impressed by how much cleaner I can make things. It really does just "sprinkle in" to add a bit of extra and necessary functionality while otherwise getting out of the way. Love it.

Totally agree with you. I love how it fits in, gives my Javascript a structure. It does one thing and does it well. Love it!

Re: Practical guide to use StimulusJS in a Ruby on Rails project

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Post by TomK32 » Mon, Oct 29, 2018, 12:54 PM UTC

richjdsmith wrote: post #2

I've been using StimulusJS on most projects since June and continue to be impressed by how much cleaner I can make things. It really does just "sprinkle in" to add a bit of extra and necessary functionality while otherwise getting out of the way. Love it.

Yepp, cleaner code that's what I also experience and the connection between the html to the js via the data attributes.