I'm adding the dark mode back in. It was originally there a few years ago, but a lot of things broke when I upgraded from Bootstrap 4 to 5. It also didn't allow the user to select "always light mode" which is a gap that I intend to fix. It will take a bit of time to fix the nuances of the dark theme, but should have it done at some point. For those who prefer dark mode, this would be enabled by default if their OS is set to Auto or Dark.
☒ This dark mode feature is live. You will need to actively enable it under your profile settings. I did this as to not affect existing functionality of the site as some may prefer to have light mode enabled regardless of the OS setting. You can access the profile setting under https://www.driftingruby.com/users/edit
Not all places may be complete, but I did a quick look through. If any areas are difficult to read or any suggestion of color theming, I'm willing to make some adjustments.
If you're app is using hotwire, I'd definitely recommend that route instead of creating custom channels. It's much cleaner now-a-days and it seems to be more stable and easier to debug.
Any thoughts or reasons why you wouldn't want to use ActionText? I know it's not as full featured, but I found that it is "good enough" in most cases. One issue that I've found with most WYSIWYG editors is that they are inherently insecure. You have to actively sanitize the user input to prevent XSS. Are there certain features that you'd like to see in ActionText that Summernote has?
