Realtime with React and Rails
When I was thinking about creating something to showcase using ActionCable (websockets) in a Rails app with React, I first thought of building a chat. But everybody builds a chat. So next, I thought about a realtime dashboard. But then I realized I had no data in this demo app with all but one user (me). So I decided to build a realtime map application that allows you to broadcast your location to
Server Rendering React on Rails
React apps give us incredible power in the browser, and with the react_on_rails gem from the folks at ShakaCode, we now have an easy way to use React inside of our new and existing Rails apps. In a previous article, I talked about how to get up and running with React in your Rails app. In this article, we are going to talk about doing server rendering with our React components inside of Rails. An
Using React Inside Your Rails Apps
I have never felt as productive as I do in Rails. Yet, with front-end seemingly moving further away from server-rendered views toward React, Angular, Vue, and Ember, I was unsure where Rails fit into this picture. Would it be relegated only to apps with "simple" front-ends, where holding things together with jQuery still managed to work, or perhaps to its new API mode, serving up data via RESTful
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Unobtrusive JavaScript via AJAX in Rails
