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What you can do with Ruby on WebAssembly - Speaker Deck

What you can do with Ruby on WebAssembly - Speaker Deck EuRuKo 2024 https://2024.euruko.org/speakers/yuta_saito.

Ruby on Rails on WebAssembly: a guide to full-stack in‑browser action—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog

Ruby on Rails on WebAssembly: a guide to full-stack in‑browser action—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog Learn how to run a fully functional Ruby on Rails blog in your browser using WebAssembly—no servers needed; a complete guide to making Rails Wasm-readyImagine a fully functional blog running in your browser—not just the frontend, but the backend, ...

Ai-Agents at Custom AI Solutions AI Agents are everywhere. Every day, tools, libraries, new use cases, and new products come out using and leveraging AI Agents. Several frameworks have been developed to make them easy to build, but what happens under the hood? A very popular pat...

Rails (might be) Getting a Structured Event Reporting System (and It's Pretty Cool) | Prateek Codes - Learn Building Scalable Backend Systems Most Rails developers have moved beyond the default string-based logging with gems like Lograge or Semantic Logger. But when it comes to tracking business events - user signups, order completions, feature usage - we’re still building custom soluti...

Code Reloading for Rack Apps | Jared Norman

Code Reloading for Rack Apps | Jared Norman I work almost exclusively on Ruby on Rails applications. The product we’re building at Super Good isn’t a Rails app, though; it’s a Ruby application built directly on top of Rack. While this means the application is very stripped down and fast, wh...

Simplicity, vanished?! Solving the mystery with Inertia.js + Rails—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog

Simplicity, vanished?! Solving the mystery with Inertia.js + Rails—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog Has simplicity gone missing in web development? This investigative piece uncovers how Inertia.js + Rails defy JavaScript bloat and reclaim developer sanity.The front-end development racket has been running the same con for years now. Walk into any...

RailsConf Nostalgia: Remembering ActiveResource | Hashrocket

RailsConf Nostalgia: Remembering ActiveResource | Hashrocket This year at the final RailsConf, the atmosphere was incredibly nostalgic and celebratory, if perhaps a little bittersweet. Many of the talks spent time looking back on how far we've come, including Robby Russell's "The Rails Features We Loved, Lo...

Frontend Assets in Ruby on Rails Through the Years

Frontend Assets in Ruby on Rails Through the Years As a Ruby on Rails developer at a consulting agency who works with a wide variety of legacy apps, there have been many times where I need to change the JavaScript or CSS in use on the site and have to start by figuring out where those assets are c...

Stop concatenating URLs with strings — Use proper tools instead | Arkency Blog

Stop concatenating URLs with strings — Use proper tools instead | Arkency Blog How many times have you seen code like this in a Ruby application? .

TLDR is the best test runner for Claude Code | justin․searls․co

TLDR is the best test runner for Claude Code | justin․searls․co A couple years ago, Aaron and I had an idea for a satirical test runner that enforced fast feedback by giving up on running your tests after 1.8 seconds. It's called TLDR. I kept pulling on the thread until TLDR could stand as a viable non-satiri...

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