The Hotwire-Rails summit, or interactive multi-step forms at peak UX
Briefly

The article discusses the challenge of adapting Ruby on Rails applications, traditionally structured with Hotwire, to meet modern demands for highly interactive user interfaces. Faced with an 'off-world' feature request for a customized, engaging UI, developers might be tempted to switch to React. However, the article emphasizes that utilizing Hotwire enables the creation of complex, multi-step forms that can rival the experiences offered by single-page applications (SPAs), thereby illustrating that a full transition to a JavaScript framework may not be necessary.
"Even as the demand for highly interactive user interfaces increases, leveraging Hotwire with Rails allows for dynamic user experiences without fully transitioning to a JavaScript framework like React."
"Building sophisticated multi-step forms using Hotwire showcases how Rails can still deliver high-quality user interactions, countering the trend of abandoning traditional server-rendered applications."
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