We are using hyper-react( idiomatic ruby DSL over react.js - nformerly react.rb
- now part of ruby - Hyperloop - if you check back in a few days ) for
assorted internal facing monitoring tools.
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We're only using the hyper-react aspect, there's tons under the hyperloop
umbrella that extends integration w/Rails that I've yet to get around to trying.
Long story short, hyper-react an hyperloop give a ton of benefits to rails
programmers
- true isomorphic code, i.e. more than just server rendered views, u can
share business logic front/back end,
- more powerful DSL than JSX, cuz it's a Ruby DSL and thus has the full
power of Ruby
- use the same tools on the front and backend, editors, Rake rspec,
applicable pure ruby gems
- integration w/rails - opal-rails gives a fair amount, hyperloop gems give
even more, like using ActiveRecord models in the front end via
HyperMesh/ReactiveRecord , transparently, like Meteor
- Everything is Ruby, so everything become Object Oriented leverage those
years of OO design knowledge everywhere
- Access of Rails on the backend, and all of (appropriate) npm on the
frontend via opal/webpack and hyper react --- primarlly using react components
via npm as Ruby classes/objects
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- Modern web dev in Ruby, like hot reloader
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opal- hot-reloader quick demo
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opal- hot-reloader quick demo
- Joy - just the way Ruby is supposed to be
DISCLAIMER
- I'm involved in the project and surrounding tech (including author of
opal-hot-reloader, opal-irb, opal-console)
- but it's not just me - my tweeting of what Mitch has shared Forrest Chang
on Twitter (click through to see the image from the forum)
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Forrest Chang on Twitter
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- For whatever reasons there is huge resistance to this stuff some recent
some hopefully clear explanations from other hyperloop members
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- Barrie Hadfield's answer to Do you think further integration of Opal into
Rails would improve productivity by providing an all Ruby frameworks? - Quora
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Mitch VanDuyn's answer to Do you think further integration of Opal into Rails
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Of course it's not all roses, the teams behind it are small, but passionate,
but it's a fun and exciting time. Lots of movement on hyperloop and the small
community is very helpful, friendly and enthused. Still working out a lot of
things. Hope some of you find it interesting.
Forrest
On Tuesday, February 14, 2017 2:29 PM, Adam + Cuppy <[email protected]>
wrote:
We started our company primarily in the Ruby on Rails space, however, we're
finding that a good 50 to 60% of our consulting work is integrating React.js
into Rails applications (as opposed to server side views and/or Turbolinks).
So, I'm curious how many of your organizations are utilizing React (or some
form of front end framework) for your front and architecture?
Adam Cuppy, Zeal
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