Introducing Phlex on Rails Officially launching a video course for building component-based UIs in Rails

Official launch article for the Phlex on Rails video course.

Huge thanks to @joel.drapper.me for creating @phlex.fun. It was fun making the course for it.

I hope this inspires more people to use Phlex so we can all benefit from building UIs with components without React JS bloat.

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Phlex on Rails - Tame the Rails frontend with Phlex 💪 and Hotwire This video course teaches you how to use Phlex to build high quality Rails frontends that you can use with existing Erb apps or go all-in and build from the ground up with components. Phlex brings san...

Today I'm officially accepting pre-orders for the "Phlex on Rails" video course!

I'm planning on working with the first 50 people who pre-order to fine-tune the course to their needs. There's 46 spots left thanks to the folks who ordered before the official launch 🚀🤗

beautifulruby.com/phlex

We released Phlex 2.0 today. I have yet to write up the release notes and finish the upgrade guide, but our new website is live at www.phlex.fun and there will be more updates tomorrow.

Phlex 2.0 is set to be released this Friday.

Fragment caching by joeldrapper · Pull Request #834 · phlex-ruby/phlex This PR introduces a new helper method in Phlex::SGML to support fragment caching. Example: cache @products do @products.each do |product| cache product do h1 { product.name } end ...

We’re working on bringing fragment caching to Phlex soon.

Phlex will depend on a cache store interface that is compatible with Rails cache stores, but it will also provide its own in-memory first-in-first-out cache store.

Ride along with Phlex and Literal Video uploaded to CleanShot Cloud

If you’re interested in how I use Phlex and Literal to build Rails apps, I recorded a video for you.

Just a few days away from Phlex v2 now. 🤞