Ruby on Rails continues to thrive

Re:Ruby on Rails continues to thrive by mylons on Saturday September 21, 2024 @03:34AM (#41608229)

the path forward is clear, and it’s no build/importmap based. i just overhauled a 15 year old rails project from rails 4 to 7, and ruby 2 to 3. ripping out webpack reduced deploy time by 90%

the complexity of the app is greatly reduced as a result.

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Re:Ruby on Rails continues to thrive by oezi on Saturday September 21, 2024 @03:45AM (#41608293)

And what do you use for CSS?

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Re:Ruby on Rails continues to thrive by ghiculescu on Saturday September 21, 2024 @03:57AM (#41608357)

You don’t need to “use” anything, browsers have very good CSS support these days.

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Re:Ruby on Rails continues to thrive by oezi on Saturday September 21, 2024 @05:47AM (#41608804)

Sure, but you don't want to import CSS Franeworks as precomiled files, don't you? You would like to use them in their packaging system. This seems to be more js-centric today, still lots of SASS.

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Re:Ruby on Rails continues to thrive by mylons on Saturday September 21, 2024 @05:20AM (#41608684)

the project had some sass i didn’t want to port back to css. i’m using dartsass to compile it to css which is a recommendation in the rails guide.

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