Coding agent in 94 lines of Ruby
“It’s not that hard to build a fully functioning, code-editing agent.” Thorsten Ball An article floated into my reading list: How to Build an Agent, or: The Emperor Has No Clothes. The auth...
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Rails 8 Assets: Adding a bundled package alongside vanilla setup
This post is part of a mini series on Rails 8 asset pipeline. Each builds on the previous one: Break down of how Propshaft and importmap-rails work together Deep dive into Propshaft ...
Rails 8 Assets: Combining importmaps
This post is part of a mini series on Rails 8 asset pipeline. Each builds on the previous one: Break down of how Propshaft and importmap-rails work together Deep dive into Propshaft ...
Rails 8 Assets: Deep dive into Propshaft
This post is part of a mini series on Rails 8 asset pipeline. Each builds on the previous one: Break down of how Propshaft and importmap-rails work together Deep dive into Propshaft ...
Rails 8 assets: Break down of how Propshaft and importmap-rails work together
This post is part of a mini series on Rails 8 asset pipeline. Each builds on the previous one: Break down of how Propshaft and importmap-rails work together Deep dive into Propshaft ...
How to avoid problems with Turbo morphing
A beautiful UI Morphed into existence Suddenly broken A Haiku about Turbo Morphing, by me (just me, no AI) The problem with morphing Turbo 8 debuted a new page refresh approach: morphing. ...
Rails is better low code than low code
Update 2024-12-02 : There was a lively discussion about the post on Hacker News you might also find interesting: link to thread. “We need a very simple CRUD app for managing the reservations.” T...
Hotwire and HTMX - Same Principles, Different Approaches
A Chinese translation of this article is also available. Hotwire and HTMX are two powerful libraries that both have the same goal: simplify building modern web applications. Both embrace the HTML...
Migrating from Devise to Rails Auth before you can say "Rails World keynote"
Radan here: this is another guest post by Miha. He was so excited about it that he interrupted my weekend with a brand new post to review. I still found it interesting, so I hope you enjoy it as mu...
Gilded Rose Kata and the value of explicit requirements in the code
I came upon the Gilded Rose coding kata by reading Victor Shepelev’s (a.k.a. Zverok) blog post about it. I liked it, especially the part about not immediately reaching for the OOP solution. Ruby is...