Any idea what they’re using now instead of it?
AstonJ
michallepicki
OvermindDL1
Not as of yet, it’s pretty standard webcomponent stuff, and even then I only use it on the dynamic sections of the site. 
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pillaiindu
What is the current state of Unpoly and Turbolinks, and their integration with Phoenix now? Do you people recommend either Turbolinks or Unpoly? Is there something better for Phoenix (like some package)?
Using Turbolinks is so easy and it makes a website (somewhat) feel like a native application. Also if you implement progressive web application’s features in a responsive website, it will already feel like a native application on mobiles, and in that case Turolinks is very beneficial, as it saves you the headache of using something like React, Angular, Vue etc and you can create a decent progressive web app using only Turbolinks.
The whole concept of Turbolinks is very beautiful, that with almost no change in the codebase you convert a complete page refresh into something like those applications driven by a JSON API call, an MV* framework/library and Ajax.
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dokuzbir
I use turbolinks in my new app. I havent tested all parts. But for now everything works as rails. I use ex_turbolinks library you can check link.
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LostKobrakai
One thing I discovered a few weeks ago (incidentally roughly at the same time as the thechangelog guys) is that any turbolinks redirect plug needs to be placed before fetch_flash/2 of phoenix, as the latter does not retain any flash messages if the http status is not a redirect. But besides that it’s been simple to place turbolinks into phoenix.
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happysalada
I ran into the same problem @MatUrbanski did. Some of my links stopped working.
for some reason after adding turbolink, you need to change the params that you pass to the link helper
I had a problem on the logout link for example
<%= link to: session_path(@conn, :delete), method: :delete, class: "btn btn-default btn-block content-group" do %>
had to be changed to
<%= link to: session_path(@conn, :delete), data: [method: :delete], class: "btn btn-default btn-block content-group" do %>
if you add a data attribute, then the link makes a post request and not a get request anymore.
at the bottom of the readme of turbolinks library is another example
https://github.com/imranismail/ex_turbolinks
(just ignore the remote: true part if you don’t want to do a remote request)
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