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Learn Hotwire by Building a Forum

A free course where you'll build a real-time forum and get into use-cases that aren't as simple as the Hotwire chat demo.

Updated Apr 05, 2024

By Andrea Fomera

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Price: Free

Description

Technically built for Rails 6, but still a great introduction to working with Hotwire by building a real-time forum. It was one of my first exposures to Hotwire and really helped me grasp how to progressively enhance my applications to utilize the beauty that is Hotwire.

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