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Rails 5, Turbolinks 3, and the future of View-Over-the-Wire

Talkat GORUCO 2015 · on Saturday, 2015-06-20· [ruby-on-rails, frontend-architecture]
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Claims that Rails 5 with Turbolinks (Turbolinks 3) can deliver sub-100ms UI by sending HTML over the wire instead of moving logic to client JavaScript, and demonstrates this with a To‑Do MVC rebuild plus Chrome timeline traces showing scripting/rendering drops. Features exercised include partial replacement and a progress‑bar API; techniques include aggressive caching, avoiding redirects for post/create flows, and profiling with Rack Mini Profiler and Chrome timeline on Heroku to hit the latency targets.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to Turbo links
  2. 1:14Defining web performance
  3. 2:30Analyzing slow application load
  4. 3:41Optimizing server response
  5. 5:02View over the wire
  6. 6:26Performance benefits
  7. 7:36Demo and real-world apps
  8. 9:38Turbo links 3 features
  9. 10:24Tools for measuring speed
  10. 12:29Conclusion and alternatives
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