New Course: 🚀 Interactive Rails with Stimulus Reflex
- RFilo CTO
- 21 de jun. de 2024
- 1 min de leitura
Enhance your Ruby on Rails applications with real-time interactivity using Stimulus Reflex. In this course, you will learn how to implement dynamic search functionality for posts based on their titles and create interactive actions to mark posts as complete or incomplete with a single click. Perfect for developers looking to add sophisticated, reactive features to their Rails projects without the complexity of a full JavaScript framework.
Course Structure
📚 Introduction to Stimulus Reflex
What is Stimulus Reflex?
Setting up Stimulus Reflex in a Rails application
🛠️ Project Setup
Configuring the development environment
Creating a Rails project
Setting up Stimulus and Stimulus Reflex
🔍 Dynamic Searching with Stimulus Reflex
Creating a Post model and controller
Setting up the search form
Implementing real-time search with Stimulus Reflex
✅ Interactive Post Actions
Adding completion functionality to posts
Creating buttons for marking posts as complete or incomplete
Handling user interactions with Stimulus Reflex
🎓 Final Project
Integrating real-time search and interactive actions in a complete application
Testing and refining the application
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