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Timestamped table of contents:

0:00 -- What we'll cover in this video
0:54 -- An example of my podcast site that uses Turbolinks
2:41 -- How Turbolinks works and why it makes a big difference for the better
3:50 -- Purposely disabling JavaScript to see the same site without Turbolinks
4:26 -- SEO works out of the box with Turbolinks without you having to do anything
5:13 -- When Turbolinks is working, in the background it makes XHR requests
5:21 -- Turbolinks swaps the body of your page to avoid re-parsing your CSS / JS
6:02 -- Turbolinks has you covered if your CSS / JS bundles change
7:28 -- Pinning specific DOM elements on a page with the permanent data attribute
9:50 -- As of May 2020, a new Turbolinks version is in the works
10:37 -- Installing Turbolinks on your site
11:39 -- Changing the jQuery DOM ready event to turbolinks:load and other events
13:21 -- Getting things like Google Analytics to work with Turbolinks
14:36 -- Handling POST requests + redirects with Turbolinks requires back-end changes
16:23 -- Optionally using Turbolinks for form submissions when not using Ruby on Rails
17:35 -- Turbolinks can show a progress bar when page loads aren't nearly instant
18:09 -- As far as I know, Turbolinks is an evolution of pjax which GitHub uses

Reference links:

https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks
https://runninginproduction.com
https://github.com/nickjj/runninginpr...
https://changelog.com/
https://github.com/thechangelog/chang...
https://github.com/defunkt/jquery-pjax

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