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Hotwire integrates with Ruby on Rails. (EDIT: The linked page shows how to integrate Hotwire with Ruby on Rails. See fxn's comment https://news.ycombinator.com/
by one-punch 2y ago
Hotwire integrates with Ruby on Rails. (EDIT: The linked page shows how to integrate Hotwire with Ruby on Rails. See fxn's comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40555577 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40555577)
I had the same question, then watched the video to get the answer.
- fxn 2y agoNo, Hotwire is framework agnostic it is web components and JavaScript, basically. You can Google Hotwire with Django, or Laravel, or many others (https://hotwire.io/frameworks https://hotwire.io/frameworks).
- one-punch 2y agoThanks for the information. The linked page shows only integrating Hotwire with Ruby on Rails, giving me my original impression.
- fxn 2y agoSome links do not have information yet, others do, for example https://hotwire.io/frameworks/laravel https://hotwire.io/frameworks/laravel or https://hotwire.io/frameworks/django https://hotwire.io/frameworks/django.
- nacs 2y ago> framework agnostic Framework agnostic but Ruby-only it seems.
- fxn 2y agoNo.
- freen 2y agoNo. Turbo is js and HTML. If your backend can send templates down the websocket, you can use Hotwire.
- andrei_says_ 2y agoHotwire is in JS and is used by multiple back-end frameworks including Rails. Rails has a lot of affordances for Hotwire and is the back end framework for which Hotwire was originally written.