Heads up for anyone creating AWS S3 Buckets.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quickstarts/latest/s3backup/step-1-create-bucket.html
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Cheers Dave
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> Rails works perfectly fine without Javascript.
I'm veering into the pedantic here...
Rails certainly can work fine without Javascript. As you say in this
booking example, you can certainly just re-render the page completely on
the server (even if it is 'icky'!)
However to really use rails
This is totally doable without javascript.Rails works perfectly fine
without Javascript.
You will need to re-render the page from the server on any change/submit.
That is ok (I suspect the exercise they are trying to teach you is that
these sorts of interactions *can* be done in a server
> I sense that Ruby (on Rails) isn't particularly geared for this type of
> interactivity.
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It really is; It is not however geared for this type of interactivity if
you need to exclude a key component of the ROR stack (javascript).
In fact - you're not going to deliver your project at all
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