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SchnellMCP: Ruby native MCP server experience | Ruby Elders

SchnellMCP: Ruby native MCP server experience | Ruby Elders Inspired by Python's FastMCP simplicity, SchnellMCP brings the same elegant developer experience to Ruby. Create powerful MCP servers with plain Ruby methods, native type annotations, and a single decorator — no complexity, just Ruby doing what it...

Git’s Magic Files | Andrew Nesbitt

Git’s Magic Files | Andrew Nesbitt Magic files and where to find them: .gitignore, .gitattributes, .mailmap, .git-blame-ignore-revs, .lfsconfig, and more.

One Thread to Poll Them All: How a Single Pipe Made WaterDrop 50% Faster

One Thread to Poll Them All: How a Single Pipe Made WaterDrop 50% Faster One polling thread, 25 producers, 50% faster. Learn how WaterDrop replaced per-thread rd_kafka_poll with file descriptor-based IO.select multiplexing.

How We Fixed YAML Comment Preservation in Ruby (And Why We Sponsored It)

How We Fixed YAML Comment Preservation in Ruby (And Why We Sponsored It) Discourse solved a five-year infrastructure headache by sponsoring psych-pure, a Ruby YAML library that preserves comments through programmatic edits - keeping years of hard-won institutional knowledge intact.

The Roadmap to Rails Upgrades by FastRuby.io

The Roadmap to Rails Upgrades by FastRuby.io The roadmap to upgrade Rails is a deep dive into your Rails app. A Ruby and Rails code audit report with an action plan to upgrade Rails.

props_template 1.0: A high performance, more opinionated jbuilder replacement

props_template 1.0: A high performance, more opinionated jbuilder replacement We released props_template over a year ago and it’s exciting to see it being adopted by folks. For us, its been the workhorse behind Superglue and powers its most dyanamic features. Today we’re finally releasing 1.0. Fast props_template is among ...

AI Agent Orchestration on Rails - Jesse Waites

AI Agent Orchestration on Rails - Jesse Waites Most AI integrations stop at chat. You wire up an LLM, stream some tokens to a text box, and call it a day. But what if you want agents that actually do things — send emails, query databases, book meetings, delegate work to other agents? I built ...

The 4 most common security risks when vibe coding your app—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog

The 4 most common security risks when vibe coding your app—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog Vibe coding can speed up app development, but it can also quietly introduce serious security flaws. Here are the four most common risks and how to avoid themFew things let us build full-fledged applications from scratch as quickly as vibe coding. ...

What I've learned from shipping 25+ mobile apps

What I've learned from shipping 25+ mobile apps Most teams overestimate how much “native” they need This is the pattern I see more than any other. A team comes to me convinced they need custom native screens for half their app. They want native forms, native lists, native everything. They’ve be...

A multi-entry CFG design conundrum | Max Bernstein

A multi-entry CFG design conundrum | Max Bernstein The ZJIT compiler compiles Ruby bytecode (YARV) to machine code. It starts by transforming the stack machine bytecode into a high-level graph-based intermediate representation called HIR. We use a more or less typical1 control-flow graph (CFG) in...

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