In the final post in our series on Reactive Rails, we compare and contrast Hotwire and StimulusReflex and discuss the situation where each might be appropriate for a particular task. This last post provides high-level guidance when making decisions around Reactive Rails implementations.
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A would add that Hotwire has an option to use in any backend framework with not-so-complicated inpementation. It makes it more accessible and possible one-solution-for-all.