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Way back in Part 8 I spoke about adding auditing to this application. I used the audited gem to provide the functionality for tracking changes. Now I want to display those audit logs to the users. Thi…
This article originally appeared on Symfony Station. Introduction This is a companion article to Discover Symfony UX’s Twig Components. Read that first, as it contains more detailed Symfony UX informa…
Up until this point all the Stimulus controllers have been written in plain JavaScript. I would prefer to switch over to TypeScript instead. There are any number of articles espousing the benefits, bu…
An important aspect of any application is letting the users know what is happening in the clearest possible way, and even more so when this application can now be broadcasting changes that other users…
This second part will cover how to edit records from the index page and also how to reflect those changes on any other page that may be viewing those records. Here is what will be working by the end o…
The majority of editing in the application I am thinking will be a single field at a time, preferably without needing to open a new page to do so. The best way to achieve that will be to allow inline …
So far the user interface for the index pages looks like this: I want to apply one of the TailwindCSS list styles to this and then allow the user to scroll content for as much as they like without us…
