planning Speedrail v2.0

[ryanckulp]

fixes / improvements

• [ ] documentation (Devise customizations, Stripe billing sync, admin panel, Turbo)
• [ ] rip out Rubocop in exchange for Rails 7.2's native Rubocop
• [ ] move + expand these deletions to new Docs portal
• [ ] separate Landing views from Pages and make partials for features/pricing/etc
• [ ] Hatchbox server setup guide (+ CLIs for logging, rails c, etc)
• [ ] Tailwind components vs copy-pasting dozens of classes
• [x] email validations (ignore disposable, prevent bots via @niklasbabel)
• [x] test coverage automation
• [x] honeypot signup forms to prevent spam
• [x] replace ENV with Rails native secrets
• [x] BlogPost scopes, statuses as enums, layout, Turbo-fy

new stuff

• [ ] blog newsletter signup (BlogSubscriber table) as a widget (partial) for mobility
• [ ] custom generators (Stripe Elements billing mode with 2 plans, what else?)
• [ ] ability to cancel deploy if tests fail (proper CD* in CI/CD)
• [x] improve Scaffold generators to reduce cruft + match Speedrail styles
• [x] test coverage automation / GUI (via gem + docs)
• [x] referral program via Rewardful
• [x] Webmock + VCR or similar mock library
• [x] script tags UI
• [x] Mail logs (+ editor?) with HTML support
• [x] A/B testing via Split
• [x] admin panel with Tailwind
• [x] impersonation via Pretender

[BSierakowski]

More Hotwire examples would be wonderful.

Also, potentially out of scope, but providing some "out of the box" SSO options for account creation would be nice. Allowing any new user to create their account via Google is a nice, low friction way of getting users in, and once you have one provider adding others is just a matter of having more omniauth strategies and callback routes.

More marketing stuff would be cool too—you're good at that and providing some things to copy off of would be helpful :).

[niklasbabel]

adding two alternatives for implementing captchas:

• email validations (ignore disposable, prevent bots via @niklasbabel)

--> Cloudflare Captcha --> Friendly Captcha

up to @ryanckulp :)

[5andu]

As @BSierakowski said, some Hotwire examples or commonly used components could be interesting!

Here are a few ideas:

• [ ] Accordion
• [ ] Calendar & Date picker (these can be tricky to create, found this which can be useful)
• [ ] Carousel
• [ ] Combobox (Saw this gem that seems neat!)
• [ ] Command Palette (Maybe using ninja-keys)
• [ ] Dropdown Menu
• [ ] Modal / Dialog (this can help)
• [ ] Pagination
• [ ] Popover
• [ ] A better rich text than Trix maybe that feels more modern like this one or Tiptap
• [ ] Slideovers
• [ ] Styled form components
• [ ] Sortable tables (This and this article can help)
• [ ] Tabs
• [ ] Toast
• [ ] Toggle
• [ ] Tooltip

[sudosoph]

On my wishlist is the newer, still-maintained gem or Rails best practice that replaced Figaro for secure credentials