Daniel Clark

Woah! A JavaScript file, as the view, runs on the client after the UJS click-through!? That's awesome! I always thought I would have to write an active AJAX submitter/listener on the client side to wait for a response. This is so cool! Thank you for putting in the effort to make these videos!

I really like the way you've demonstrated this. I need to add the .fetch() method to my day to day programming. I've never used the default option. I tend to do an or for my default: || :my_default

And I admire your VIM skills. A few more demonstrated tricks and I might just learn it. I haven't converted to the editor wars. I watch from the sidelines with the Pico/Nano editor.