Tutorials


Do you tune out Ruby deprecation warnings? | Arkency Blog
Looking into deprecation warnings is an essential habit to maintain an up-to-date tech stack. Thanks to the explicit configuration of ActiveSupport::Deprecation in the environment-specific configuration files, it’s quite common to handle deprecati...


rails/rails-new: Create Rails projects with Ruby installed
You can use this repository to generate a new Rails application without having to install Ruby on your machine.It works by using Docker to generate the Rails application for you. Docker takes care of installing the right Ruby and Rails versions fo...

Building a sortable table with Turbo 8's page refreshes · Colby.so
Scroll-restoring, morphing page refreshes are one of the headline features of Turbo 8. Page refreshes make it easier than ever to build modern, SPA-like experiences with Turbo and Ruby on Rails.One of the most immediate wins for page refreshes is ...

How to add a loading animation to your turbo frame with TailwindCSS | Arkency Blog
How to add a loading animation to your turbo frame with TailwindCSS Ever been working on a project and hit a snag? That’s what happened to me recently. I came across a turbo frame that was slow to load and didn’t show any signs of loading. The eas...

SupeRails 163 Instant page loads with Turbo 8 prefetch (aka InstantClick) - YouTube
Turbo 8 has been released! One of the core new features - hover-click preload acceleration (ala InstantClick).InstantClick makes an assumption about potential user behaviour: now whenever you hover on a link, it will fire a GET request to retrieve...

