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I like using a no/low code app with a Rails API since it gives us a better app experience and is simpler to develop than hybrid apps made with Turbo Native and Rails.
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We need a course that teaches these concepts from scratch. I'll watch the Pragmatic's Course because they explain everything, but I don't like how they teach within a large project in the Hotwire course. I prefer to learn through a new project.
I'm watching a course about Hotwire and it uses dom_id and turbo_frame_tag without explaining what they are. Just say that "it's how we can do inline editing". Are this hard concepts or people just use them without questioning?
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Where's the best place to deploy a scalable and elastic monolithic Rails app with Sidekiq and Elastic Search to handle unpredictable traffic spikes? Considering Amazon's Elastic Beanstalk, but open to other options and I've read that it's difficult to deploy there.