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  1. Few notes:

    1. I'll open this up once I wrestle with some basics in writing a web app in #golang (simple things like named routes are very DIY here, which has required me to restructure a lot of code).

    2. Because this was a bit of a side project, I didn't write any tests (yet). Normally I'd have browser-based automated testing by this point but the bigger questions exist like "what does this thing *do*?"

    3. You can go far in Go with #StimulusJS #Turbo and #TailwindUI.

  2. Few notes:

    1. I'll open this up once I wrestle with some basics in writing a web app in #golang (simple things like named routes are very DIY here, which has required me to restructure a lot of code).

    2. Because this was a bit of a side project, I didn't write any tests (yet). Normally I'd have browser-based automated testing by this point but the bigger questions exist like "what does this thing *do*?"

    3. You can go far in Go with #StimulusJS #Turbo and #TailwindUI.

  3. Few notes:

    1. I'll open this up once I wrestle with some basics in writing a web app in #golang (simple things like named routes are very DIY here, which has required me to restructure a lot of code).

    2. Because this was a bit of a side project, I didn't write any tests (yet). Normally I'd have browser-based automated testing by this point but the bigger questions exist like "what does this thing *do*?"

    3. You can go far in Go with #StimulusJS #Turbo and #TailwindUI.

  4. Few notes:

    1. I'll open this up once I wrestle with some basics in writing a web app in #golang (simple things like named routes are very DIY here, which has required me to restructure a lot of code).

    2. Because this was a bit of a side project, I didn't write any tests (yet). Normally I'd have browser-based automated testing by this point but the bigger questions exist like "what does this thing *do*?"

    3. You can go far in Go with #StimulusJS #Turbo and #TailwindUI.

  5. Few notes:

    1. I'll open this up once I wrestle with some basics in writing a web app in #golang (simple things like named routes are very DIY here, which has required me to restructure a lot of code).

    2. Because this was a bit of a side project, I didn't write any tests (yet). Normally I'd have browser-based automated testing by this point but the bigger questions exist like "what does this thing *do*?"

    3. You can go far in Go with #StimulusJS #Turbo and #TailwindUI.

  6. Huh.. I whipped up a decent example of a web app written entirely in #golang using both #StimulusJS and #Turbo (outside of #rails). It's.. quite zippy.

    It lists your GitHub repos, allowing you to clone a repo & edit its content locally. 1/

  7. Huh.. I whipped up a decent example of a web app written entirely in #golang using both #StimulusJS and #Turbo (outside of #rails). It's.. quite zippy.

    It lists your GitHub repos, allowing you to clone a repo & edit its content locally. 1/

  8. I've mostly been away from #rails development recently, and the project I *was* maintaining was Rails 5.

    But have been doing some greenfield work for a client, using Rails 7 with #turbo, #hotwire, #stimulusJS, the whole nine yards.

    I gotta say, it's pretty awesome.

    (#tailwind ftw also)

    #softwareDevelopment

  9. I've mostly been away from #rails development recently, and the project I *was* maintaining was Rails 5.

    But have been doing some greenfield work for a client, using Rails 7 with #turbo, #hotwire, #stimulusJS, the whole nine yards.

    I gotta say, it's pretty awesome.

    (#tailwind ftw also)

    #softwareDevelopment