This is a super quick tutorial to show you the new ViewTransition API that ships with Turbo 8 and Rails, which was released recently.
View Transitions are a neat way to add more fluidity between views in your app. With Rails and Turbo 8, adding this effect is pretty straightforward. The most challenging obstacle is understanding the CSS side of the equation.
Follow along as I demo different ways to leverage the View Transition API using Turbo 8 and Ruby on Rails.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - Browser support
01:15 - Global View Transition Demo with Rails and Turbo
02:26 - How Turbo adds data attributes to the html tag
02:45 - Different types of visits with Turbo
03:18 - Add CSS for more advanced global view transitions
03:52 - Demo of advanced global view transitions
04:11 - Combining global and individual view transitions
04:25 - View transition naming
06:14 - Final demo
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