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Articles Topics All Articles Domain-Driven Design Testing Ruby on Rails Hotwire Async Remote Maciek Korsan January 10, 2025 improve this article frontend css hotwire turbo rails Turbo Frames and the Extra DOM Node â How to Handle It and check why 5600+ Rails engineers read also this Turbo Frames and the Extra DOM Node â How to Handle It I come from the React world , I've spent years working with it , and I've been a fan of it ever since . Recently , I started working with Hotwire , and I quickly fell in love with it â the simplicity and efficiency of this approach are impressive . However , along the way , I encountered a few surprises . One of those surprises was how Turbo Frames work in the DOM . In React , we can use or a shorthand to avoid adding an extra node to the DOM
