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Hotwire is a library that brings real-time functionality to your Rails applications. By integrating Hotwire-enabled comments, you can create a more interactive and immersive experience for your readers. That’s our focus today. With Hotwire, we can enhance a typical blob comment with Rails in the following ways: Enable real-time commenting without page reloads Display new comments as they are posted. Update comment counts dynamically. Enhance user engagement and encourage discussion. Delete and edit comments without reloading pages Hotwire (https://hotwired.dev) is built on top of Turbo, a library that provides a seamless user experience by minimizing page reloads and optimizing performance. By leveraging Hotwire's features, you can take your Rails blog to the next level and provide a modern, responsive commenting system. What I hope you'll learn in this tutorial: This tutorial will guide you through adding Hotwire-enabled comments to a simple Rails blog application. You'll learn how to: Create a basic blog with Rails 7.1 Create a comment model and controller. Build a comment form with Hotwire. Display and update comments in real time. *Some prerequisites:* A Rails 7 application (Hotwire is compatible with Rails 7 and later) Basic knowledge of Rails and JavaScript Let's get started! 📕 Read the blog post (full tutorial): https://webcrunch.com/posts/hotwire-c... Timestamps: 00:00 - What we plan to build 01:02 - rails new hotwire_comments 01:30 - Install Rails UI and configure template to use 04:35 - Scaffolding Models (Post and Comment) 06:50 - Migrate database 07:15 - Establish model relationships 08:11 - Add simple model validations 10:00 - Update config/routes.rb 11:10 - PostsController logic 12:52 - Initialize new comment on posts show action 14:17 - Generate comments controller 15:25 - Update routes again 16:57 - Add comment form to posts show page 21:00 - Comments controller logic 26:00 - Update view to display comment list 27:58 - Transitioning to Hotwire comments 33:09 - Respond with turbo_streams 34:00 - Adding turbo_stream actions 40:00 - Real-time editing of comments 42:40 - Update comments controller to add, edit, update, and destroy actions 49:17 - Final demo! 50:11 - I'm making a new FREE Hotwire course! ====== 👋 I'm Andy Leverenz, a passionate product designer and developer. I love creating and sharing my knowledge through design, coding, and writing. Join me on my journey by checking out my blog, Web-Crunch (https://webcrunch.com), where I publish tutorials, articles, and the occasional vlog about design and development. 📰 Never miss an update! Click here to subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/webcrunc... 💻 Read the written version: https://webcrunch.com/posts/hotwire-c... 💎 New to Ruby on Rails? Enroll in my course HELLO RAILS: https://hellorails.io 💻 The Blog (my source of truth): https://webcrunch.com Additional Links: 🎨 Bring life to Rails projects with Rails UI: https://railsui.com. 👨💻 Hire me: Visit: https://railsui.com/custom 🐤 / webcrunchblog . ⚙️ https://github.com/justalever. P.S. This stuff takes a long time to make but I love to do it. To help me keep at it consider supporting me. If not monetarily, subscribe to the channel or share it with someone! ✨ https://github.com/sponsors/justalever ☕️ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/webcrunch