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Web-Crunch Digest - Issue #204

Web-Crunch Digest - Issue #204
By Andy L • Issue #204 • View online
Welcome to another issue of the Web-Crunch digest. I have been a bit removed from the usual flow of sending this out weekly but I appreciate your attention if you’re still reading this!
Behind the scenes, I’m actively re-recording my course Hello Rails. The update will target adding full support to the breadth of new features that shipped with Ruby on Rails 7. A lot of the content is being audited and honestly reduced now that Rails 7 introduces a lot easier conventions to accomplish the same goals.
If you purchased the course this upgrade is FREE!
This week I explored more ways to add more “realtime” capabilities to a Rails app. Out of that exploration came a new tutorial on real-time search using the hotwire.dev framework. We use turbo_frames and stimulus.js in particular. I hope you learn something from it!

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Turbocharged real-time search with Ruby on Rails 7
Adding basic search functionality to a Ruby on Rails app is not the toughest task in the book but when you think about it before hotwire.dev
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The Complete Guide to Ruby on Rails Encrypted Credentials
Modern versions of Ruby on Rails ship with a very useful application credentials layer that allows you to store private keys and other information in a fully…
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An informal look at what makes encoding-aware strings in Ruby functional and performant, providing insight into all the wonderful things the Ruby VM does.
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This week I finished my Frontend Masters Web Components Course. To market it celebrate that accomplishment, I wanted to share ~7 tips and tricks I’ve learned preparing my course or I feel aren’t super obvious about Web Components.
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Late last week, I was very delighted to see that Chromium will start prototyping with CSS Toggles, a proposal currently only available as an Unofficial Draft, authored by Tab Atkins and Miriam Suzanne (who else?!). CSS toggles are a mechanism for associating toggleable state with a DOM element. This state can be defined and connected … Continue reading “The Future of CSS: CSS Toggles”
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Notable Tutorials
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