Excellent tech! I’m a big fan of @dhh and the rails team! Can you go a bit more in depth and perhaps slow down the pace a bit? I’m a novice rails Dev and it was very hard to follow.
Nice demo, but it would be nice to have a more generalized version of this for people who don't use Rails... Unless, this was meant to be Rails exclusive?
What about power consumption ? Doesn't websocket use more power than regular HTTP requests ? I'm asking this question cause in 2020, we can't afford to think without considering power consumption.
I HATE THIS! I Hate this so much... MOstly because I just wrote an entire app in React and this is like 20x easier... I think after moving to Node this makes so much more sense. Don't get rid of Ruby, get rid of JS
@@juno0424 i see you are php religious, don’t worry no body will hurt you Taylor , lol 😂 just kidding dude programming languages just tools 🧰, grow up 🆙
Interesting, I have not used LiveWire but I'm aware that it has been out for a while. Caleb has been preaching similar things in the past. Namely sending html over the wire rather than JSON, but the question is are they using something similar to turbolinks frame? If I remember correctly too, LiveWire was a response to LiveView from the elixir community or at least inspired by it. Okay what's so special here is that. This is Basecamp, a well known and respected company, this is a company that people look up to. Just to make an example the lastest product from the company, Hey.com made a huge splash everywhere earned itself as one of the 100 greatest innovations of 2020 and took the spot as 15 best productivity apps of 2020. When a company like Basecamp are betting on tools like this or this "unique way" of developing apps, it's huge deal! Yeah I can't emphasize this enough it's big deal.
Woooops! just like in the old days
Thx for bringing us great new tech again!
the guy made me doubt the video speed. This presention doesn't help Sir. you get to slow a bit.
Well, this definitely takes me back. Congrats to you and the team on the launch!
gotta love DHH. still rocking Textmate and Safari.
That was firefox, not safari.
--skip-javascript
I was like: WHOAA
Haha
I rewind twice just to check and be sure
Excellent tech! I’m a big fan of @dhh and the rails team! Can you go a bit more in depth and perhaps slow down the pace a bit? I’m a novice rails Dev and it was very hard to follow.
play it at 0.75x
@@magne6049 I think this is not what he meant. Usually more explanations and clarifying are in order.
Could someone please tell me why the "Destroy" link in the room's index page does not work, it redirects to rooms#show instead of rooms#destroy.
because the default scaffold need javascript to works and you generate the project --without-javascripts
@@whyimustusemyrealname3801 Thank you!
it's been 3 plus years since this came out. I'm wondering if anything has changed. I'm sure it has.
Nice demo, but it would be nice to have a more generalized version of this for people who don't use Rails... Unless, this was meant to be Rails exclusive?
it was meant to be Rails exclusive.
Is this the Phoenix Liveview of ror ?
Time to go back to rails!
too fast. having a hard time understanding. :/ the demo is for yourself? :)
Thanks for the demo and the product ! :)
What about power consumption ? Doesn't websocket use more power than regular HTTP requests ? I'm asking this question cause in 2020, we can't afford to think without considering power consumption.
@Saša Šijak perfectly serious
one websocket connection streaming everything vs multiples HTTP connections/state managment/etc for every request :P
This is very cool!
2x playback speed is master mode
So good!
Christmas is early!
Sab sir k uppar se gaya
I HATE THIS! I Hate this so much... MOstly because I just wrote an entire app in React and this is like 20x easier... I think after moving to Node this makes so much more sense. Don't get rid of Ruby, get rid of JS
Awesome!
Awesome
How did I end up here, I'm just a mobile developer, this makes no sense to me 😅
Add in turbo-ios and turbo-android, and you have your app ready!
@@prabhakarbhat2477 Nah I'm good
Excuse me ROR devs, this idea originally from Laravel Livewire by Caleb Porzio not @dhh
*that so wrong they working in that from 2005 check @dhh comments in twitter lol*
@@al-mokhtar_ whatever they try to claim. Livewire is the fact released first.
@@juno0424 i see you are php religious, don’t worry no body will hurt you Taylor , lol 😂 just kidding dude programming languages just tools 🧰, grow up 🆙
Interesting, I have not used LiveWire but I'm aware that it has been out for a while. Caleb has been preaching similar things in the past. Namely sending html over the wire rather than JSON, but the question is are they using something similar to turbolinks frame?
If I remember correctly too, LiveWire was a response to LiveView from the elixir community or at least inspired by it. Okay what's so special here is that. This is Basecamp, a well known and respected company, this is a company that people look up to. Just to make an example the lastest product from the company, Hey.com made a huge splash everywhere earned itself as one of the 100 greatest innovations of 2020 and took the spot as 15 best productivity apps of 2020.
When a company like Basecamp are betting on tools like this or this "unique way" of developing apps, it's huge deal! Yeah I can't emphasize this enough it's big deal.
the it doesn't matter much even if its already created before the big bang
Source code here: github.com/hotwired/hotwire-rails-demo-chat