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Emmanuel Hayford
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How to Create a Custom Offline Fallback Page with Rails
This video demonstrates how to harness the power of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) to create a custom offline fallback page using Ruby on Rails. Through this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a fallback page that keeps users informed and guides them when they're offline, which can be valuable for e-commerce, content delivery, and productivity applications. You can use the custom offline page to brand your users offline experience in several ways, like to serve FAQs, contacts, etc!
Intro to PWAs with Rails: Installable Web Apps: th-cam.com/video/eq16phEZr50/w-d-xo.html
Intro to PWAs with Rails: Installable Web Apps: th-cam.com/video/eq16phEZr50/w-d-xo.html
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Intro to PWAs with Rails: Installable Web Apps
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Learn how to make your Rails application installable as a PWA with the manifest JSON file and register a service worker!
New Active Support Test Case assertion methods
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📻 I host The Rails Changelog, a Ruby and Rails podcast with great interviews. Check it out: www.railschangelog.com Rails has exposed assert_queries and assert_no_queries that it uses internally to assert that a number of questions are made and no queries are made respectively.
Nice! So simple and makes a huge difference to the experience. Thanks for the video!
Keep it up bro
This is great, I am just getting into Rails and really excited about PWAs. Thanks for the intro. I will follow for more information. Also, when you registered the service worker in application.js, and you typed then, the IDE generated the remainder of the code. What is that? I see you are in Cursor, so I'm assuming that is the AI Code editor, correct?
Yes. Cursor can foresee what I want to type next, most of the time it's right, it saves me some typing.
@@siaw23 Thanks!!
This is great, keep up the good work, you're helping a lot of people get acquainted with PWA
Neat. In which version did Rails expose these methods?
This is Rails edge. It's merged to the main branch but not released yet.