Valentino Stoll
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Like, you know, why would they switch to Rails? And maybe until they need like file upload or something. Yeah. No, I don't know. There are some things in Rails that do just work, and they make things very easy. And so I feel like the more we can expose what those things are and how easy it is, the more people will adapt to it, for sure.
Like, you know, why would they switch to Rails? And maybe until they need like file upload or something. Yeah. No, I don't know. There are some things in Rails that do just work, and they make things very easy. And so I feel like the more we can expose what those things are and how easy it is, the more people will adapt to it, for sure.
So what's something I'm curious, because you're kind of all over the place in the stack. What's something from Rails that you use that you've used in other frameworks that is just unparalleled to using Rails with?
So what's something I'm curious, because you're kind of all over the place in the stack. What's something from Rails that you use that you've used in other frameworks that is just unparalleled to using Rails with?
Yeah, I agree there. I mean, it's a little tricky because like I'm still trying to find the right like, front end magic, right? Like if I want to like, I don't know, add some like UX flourishes using some, you know, MPM package or something, uh, there's like kind of eight different ways to integrate that into the real stuff.
Yeah, I agree there. I mean, it's a little tricky because like I'm still trying to find the right like, front end magic, right? Like if I want to like, I don't know, add some like UX flourishes using some, you know, MPM package or something, uh, there's like kind of eight different ways to integrate that into the real stuff.
Uh, and so, I mean, I, I know that like, you know, there, there is some hope in the, in the pipeline coming. Um, but it's still very much divided on how the best approach is, like the standard is kind of still not firmed yet. I don't know, what's your impression there on like, you know, integrating front-end components that are external to the ecosystem?
Uh, and so, I mean, I, I know that like, you know, there, there is some hope in the, in the pipeline coming. Um, but it's still very much divided on how the best approach is, like the standard is kind of still not firmed yet. I don't know, what's your impression there on like, you know, integrating front-end components that are external to the ecosystem?
Yeah. It's funny. You mentioned Joel Draper.
Yeah. It's funny. You mentioned Joel Draper.
Flex guy. It made me think of the flex guy.
Flex guy. It made me think of the flex guy.
Yeah. The view component stuff that Joel Hawksley is working on is, is really impressive. I mean, there's only, there's always so much like coming out there too. And I, and I, It makes me think of Joel Draper, who is funny. They're both Joel working on similar things.
Yeah. The view component stuff that Joel Hawksley is working on is, is really impressive. I mean, there's only, there's always so much like coming out there too. And I, and I, It makes me think of Joel Draper, who is funny. They're both Joel working on similar things.
With the Flex repo. I mean, I just saw... I've been following the... F L E C K S. Uh, which basically makes like a, uh, bi-directional, you know, data coupled view component basically with flex, uh, that you can like serve asynchronously over web sockets. So like get updates, really cool stuff, uh, where you get kind of like the data coupled, uh, backend to the front end in a single component.
With the Flex repo. I mean, I just saw... I've been following the... F L E C K S. Uh, which basically makes like a, uh, bi-directional, you know, data coupled view component basically with flex, uh, that you can like serve asynchronously over web sockets. So like get updates, really cool stuff, uh, where you get kind of like the data coupled, uh, backend to the front end in a single component.
It's like really neat. Uh, To be honest, the whole Phoenix live view, which has been out a long time, right? Yeah. I've been waiting for something like that in Reels for the longest time because we're close with Hotwire. I know that was kind of supposed to be
It's like really neat. Uh, To be honest, the whole Phoenix live view, which has been out a long time, right? Yeah. I've been waiting for something like that in Reels for the longest time because we're close with Hotwire. I know that was kind of supposed to be
uh the driver for that it is still a little bit clunky i think with all the ids and trying to manage what streams to what and what what file holds what update right and what gets executed where it's still a little bit hard to follow uh yeah it is i've not used live view but uh live view is obviously purpose built for one thing and stuff like action cable and and uh the
uh the driver for that it is still a little bit clunky i think with all the ids and trying to manage what streams to what and what what file holds what update right and what gets executed where it's still a little bit hard to follow uh yeah it is i've not used live view but uh live view is obviously purpose built for one thing and stuff like action cable and and uh the