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Symfony UX Turbo: Do You Still Need JavaScript?! (SymfonyWorld)

Posted on April 9, 2021September 26, 2021 by Kévin Dunglas

Hotwire Turbo is a tiny library recently introduced by DHH (the creator of Ruby on Rails) allowing to have the speed of Single-Page Apps without having to write any JavaScript!

As part of the Symfony UX initiative, I’m very excited to announce the immediate availability of Symfony UX Turbo: the official integration of Turbo in Symfony. With Symfony UX Turbo, you can get rid of JavaScript and enjoy using Twig again!

In this slide deck, we’ll discover how the library works, how to leverage it to enhance your Twig templates, and how to add real-time features to your websites with the native support of the Mercure protocol!

This talk has been presented during the SymfonyWorld 2021 and SymfonyLive Paris 2021 conferences.

Watch the video!

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Screen recordings:

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  3. Progressively enhance your Symfony 4 app using Vue, API Platform, Mercure and Panther (SymfonyCon)
  4. API Platform and Symfony: a Framework for API-driven Projects (SymfonyCon)

1 thought on “Symfony UX Turbo: Do You Still Need JavaScript?! (SymfonyWorld)”

  1. [email protected] says:
    January 5, 2022 at 8:22 pm

    Very interesting article ! Thanks

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