Todd SundstedAfter thrashing through several attempts to add a smooth transition to the poll partial after the user votes, I realized that the best solution was hiding in plain sight. Turbo already sets the busy attribute on a turbo-frame element while the request is in progress, and adds a complete attribute when the request is complete. The only thing required was the styling!
N-gated Hacker News🚀 "Revolutionary" #CSS trick turns Turbo Frames into the Usain Bolt of #loading states! 🏃♂️💨 Who needs #JavaScript when you can bloat your CSS instead? Just the thing Rails devs never knew they didn't need! 🙃
https://railsdesigner.com/visual-loading-turbo-frames/ #TurboFrames #RailsDev #HackerNews #ngated
https://railsdesigner.com/visual-loading-turbo-frames/ #TurboFrames #RailsDev #HackerNews #ngated
Hacker NewsVisual loading states for Turbo Frames with CSS only
https://railsdesigner.com/visual-loading-turbo-frames/
#HackerNews #VisualLoadingStates #TurboFrames #CSSOnly #WebDevelopment #RailsDesigner
Ian BradburyMethods of dealing with missing Turbo Frames by Alessandro Rodi. Awesome.
#Rails #TurboFrames
alexanderadamMaciek Korsan from @arkency is doing a #webinar titled "From #React to #Hotwire — an unexpected journey" on the 30th of January. It's the Thursday in two weeks.
