# The Attribute Builders gem and playground

In my last article, I published about the birth of `AttributeBuidlers` and since then I've worked some more on the project and decided that it was time to get it out there – even in its unfinished and incomplete form– in hopes that someone will try it out and get as excited as I am about it.

Head on over to [https://github.com/pinzonjulian/actionview\_attribute\_builders](https://github.com/pinzonjulian/actionview_attribute_builders) and give it a go. I have put up a few examples on how to get started with it using both Material Design Web Components and Shoelace Web Components.

But, who has time these days to go and write a whole new app and install the gem and write a FormBuilder for some web component library only to realise (even though I've said so above) that it's not a complete implementation yet? Well, I've got you covered.

I've built a playground where you can see it in action without having to write any code yourself!

[https://attributebuilders.julianpinzon.com](https://attributebuilders.julianpinzon.com)

![](https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1698540151474/8b53339f-df65-4cf7-b701-7492c640bb6a.png align="center")

Here you'll be able to see an implementation of the gem and interact with an actual app! It's still missing a bunch of stuff and has a few bugs here and there but as a proof of concept, it should be enough to convey the intention of the project.

I do recommend going through the gem's readme, and maybe some of the code, to understand what's going on.

I also feel like this idea is ready to be pitched to the Rails team so I'll be posting soon at [https://discuss.rubyonrails.org](https://discuss.rubyonrails.org) so be on the lookout for that if you're interested.

Let me know what you think!