This looks like a great library to take your Rails javascript interactions up a notch without adding something like Alpine (or even more heavy-handed).
A collection of composable behaviors for your Stimulus Controllers
Quick Thoughts...
What's in your Gemfile? These are some of my favorite posts. I also need to create a list of my favorite/most often used gems soon.
I did a little digging and found an option for a Bauer 2 POM plate.
I would not be this excited for a piece of Polyoxymethylene. 😄
I went through Turbo Rails Tutorial (free e-book).
Overall, it is a helpful guide to seeing how all the Turbo/Hotwire pieces fit together.
It is free now, so no real gripes with it. But, if I could change anything I would have liked to see a git repository with the bare-bones structure in place. Copying and pasting a bunch of CSS just adds unnecessary busy work.
Fun little health food hack.
I purchased a couple cheap Silicone Air Fryer Liners. They make it very convenient to quickly cook various white fish for lunch with almost zero cleanups (just throw them in the dishwasher).
Today's flounder below (about 9 minutes at 375)
On my desk, the last week or so has been the excellent Bauer 2 sporting some APL keycaps.
Hidden below is a full brass bottom...why? Just because.
All this board really needs is a POM plate.
Did you ever want to have a conversation with a book?
Jack Ryan - Season 1 - 8/10 on the treadmill watchability index.
I mentioned the new Rails Docked option a couple of weeks ago. However, until watching Drifting Ruby's Rails Docked video, I did not fully grasp how simple a process of setting up a new rails project could be.
VSCode Short Cut for currently open files: control+tab.
I forget this one often and have to use the regular command+p and search through all of my projects' files. Hopefully, sharing this helps me to remember it....again control+tab. 😄