Beautiful reactive web UIs, Ruby and you
summary
Claim: a library called mate stack builds reactive Rails UIs without writing custom JS by composing pre-built Ruby components (form, action, async, cable, transition, smart collection) and optionally mounting Vue.js for the client. It demos a Twitter clone that syncs multiple clients via Action Cable integration, covers 80–90% of typical reactivity patterns, renders styled Bootstrap components from Ruby, integrates into controllers/views, and reports real-world validation and working demos across several apps so it actually works.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 6:54Create a Beautiful Reactive Web Ui
- 11:17How Do We Integrate this Ruby Class in a Rails App
- 17:55Lazy Loading
- 23:20Action Component
- 25:26Async
- 33:22Flexible Abstraction
- 34:00Bootstrap Components
- 36:15The Smart Collection
- 37:20Demo
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