Solving Dynamic Updates in Rails with Turbo Stream and Stimulus

In trying to be productive, many teams unknowingly create the opposite—waste. While having a process is essential, an over-engineered, tool-heavy, and complex process can become the very bottleneck it was designed to eliminate.
High-performance development teams have cracked this code. They don’t get caught in the web of unnecessary tools and processes. Their secret? Simplicity, clarity, and automation.

Last week, I wrote code after long time. It felt good to be back, and my task was straightforward: improve the performance of a website.

Background

This article is based on my one of the Reddit discussion. I started this discussion 2 months ago to know the current situation of Ruby on Rails market. More than 15 people are activetly participated in the discussion. Here I have summarized this discussion.

Background

I was working on a chat application. Pusher was used as a real-time communication layer between the server and the client. Here the pusher event was triggered after creating a message. Which is simple and it works perfectly.

While working in a team, I always find complain about git from my team members(specially from new developer):