Building an app on the most CURSED web framework

I want to share with you, the most interesting and spookiest web stack ever conceived. the HORROR stack (htmx on ruby on rails). Awesome acronym aside, this is an amazing stack full of productivity and amazing benefits. htmx is amazing and its even better when paired with rails

I am going to show you how htmx makes a rails app amazing. And at the end of the video, you can play with the application yourself in production! neat right?

[typecraft_dev]

I hope I didn't scare you guys too much with this web stack. Think you'll still use it?

[joey]

As a rails dev who's been messing around with Hotwire, I'm really intrigued by HTMX. I gotta try it out! Also looking forward to your "setting up nvim for rails development" video! Good stuff!

[christianpaeznegron]

This looks fantastic!, I have been struggling with the common Nextjs/SSR/Fullstack choice so going back to Rails MVC/Monolith approach feels like a breath of fresh air

[asdfjackal]

I've actually been thinking of polishing off rails and seeing how it stands up with modern tech backing it up. Cool work.

[sharkbye]

I am seeing some common patterns with stimulus/turbo here, but without the extra need for a separate js file. Super cool 👻

[TheQxY]

I'm partial to use HTMX with Golang, using the Templ package for templating. Golang already has great templating features, but Templ makes things even easier.

[yvescloutier]

please make more content on htmx on rails

[devopstoolbox]

Cool video! Will you make one about that stream deck down there? :)

[ricardorien]

Show us how to set up Nvim with Ruby/RoR. Great channel btw, I use your Tmux config everyday.

[imraan_alam]

Would you please throw some resources to learn ruby and Ruby on rails

[jarrettyew]

HTMX on Rails sounds great! I was dwelling into Hotwire but hmm...

[istoselidas]

I'm struggling to see the advantages over Turbo. Turbo offers a similar implementation, along with a broader feature set, and has become the standard for Rails.

[maatthc]

The "App in production" crashed my Firefox with Out of memory, that crashed Gnome and all on it.. 16GB ram.. impressive! Recommending this stack first thing tmrw at work.. lol

[hansdampf]

if you are using Rails how do you use neovim for rails development? Maybe you could make a video about this topic.

[guglielmobartelloni]

For me it doesn't beat Phoenix Liveview

[rajughorai]

Hey, that was a fun and informative video! The horror web stack sounds intriguing, and I appreciate the way you explained the benefits of HTM X and its synergy with Ruby on Rails. 🧙‍♂ Keep up the great work, and looking forward to more content from you! 🎃

[maushax]

Htmx On Ruby On Rails = HORROR (?)
That's... not how acronyms works...

[ostrava_]

Ruby isn't the future of anything lol