User notifications with Rails, Noticed, and Hotwire

• noticed

  9 2,271 9.4 Ruby

  Notifications for Ruby on Rails applications

Rails developers that need to add a notification system to their application often turn to Noticed. Noticed is a gem that makes it easy to add new, multi-channel notifications to Rails applications.

• user-notices

  1 1 2.6 Ruby

To follow along with this tutorial, start by cloning this repository from Github and then set it up:

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• tailwindcss-rails

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Thanks to the magic of Rails, the scaffold generator gives us almost everything we need to start creating messages and associating them with users. Because we are using Tailwind via the tailwindcss-rails gem, the scaffold generator also includes some nice looking base styles too.

• turbo-rails

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  Use Turbo in your Ruby on Rails app

  

Turbo model broadcasts, powered by turbo-rails, make it easy to send real-time updates to users with ActionCable. When we finish this section, each time a new notification is created, a Turbo Stream broadcast will be sent over an ActionCable channel that will automatically insert new notifications for a user into the user's dashboard notifications list.

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