As you've probably guessed by the title of my article, I still consider Ruby on Rails as a relevant technology that offers a lot of value, especially when combined with ReactJS as it's frontend counterpart. Here's how I approach the topic.

Webpacker can be an interesting alternative to the popular create-react-app tool. Learn how to use this gem to integrate Rails with React.

In this tutorial, we present how to build a map similar to the one on Airbnb using React app on the front-end and Rails 5 API on the back-end.

How to add a simple React pagination? Thanks to this tutorial you will be able to paginate the events based on the number of events on a page.

Have you added some event by accident or misspelled a name or description and you can't edit or remove the mistake? Our React on Rails tutorial will help!

Thanks to this tutorial you can create the application which uses ReactJS on the front-end and Rails on the back-end in 21 steps. Read on!