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> 2022-07-13 · 2 min dyslexic-diary-my-own-domain.md

Dyslexic Diary: Now with my own domain

I rebuilt my blog: from scratch with Jekyll,Tailwind, Turbo Frame (fromHotwire Turbo package), and deployed itwith Netlify.Later on, I plan to release a step-by-step guide or tu...

--jekyll --hotwire --tailwind
> 2022-06-30 · 20 min tutorial-rails7-hotwire-part-3.md

Tutorial: Rails7, Tailwind, and Hotwire - Part 3

In the previous part of this tutorial,I explained how to use partial HTML rendering with turbo_stream fromHotwire Turbo, allowing us to display newly inserted or deleted cardsin...

--tutorial --rails --ruby --tailwind --hotwire
> 2021-12-19 · 11 min tutorial-rails7-hotwire-part-2.md

Tutorial: Rails7, Tailwind, and Hotwire - Part 2

In the previous part of this tutorial,I explained how to customize and use Tailwind without a single line of CSS and JavaScript. Now, I’ll discuss a bitabout the Hotwire Turbo p...

--tutorial --rails --ruby --tailwind --hotwire
> 2021-12-09 · 11 min tutorial-rails7-hotwire-part-1.md

Tutorial: Rails7, Tailwind and Hotwire - Part 1

In the previous part ofthis tutorial, I explained how to set up Rails 7, its new options, and how I “dockerized” thePostgreSQL and Redis databases. Now, I’ll focus a bit on Tail...

--tutorial --rails --ruby --tailwind --hotwire