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A hidden Rails feature that can level up your debugging game.

The first professionally designed UI components for Rails. Built with ViewComponent, designed with Tailwind CSS and enhanced with Hotwire.

Learn how to implement semantic search in Ruby on Rails using the Neighbor gem, Anthropic's Claude API for summarization, and OpenAI for text embeddings. Enhance your app's search capabilities with meaning-based results.

Learn how to implement a Todoist-style task creation feature in your Rails app using Hotwire and Stimulus. This step-by-step guide shows you how to create a seamless, JavaScript-free UX for adding new tasks with auto-focus functionality. Perfect for Rails developers looking to enhance their app’s user experience.

GitHub Staff Engineer Sarah Vessels discusses her philosophy of code review, what separates good code review from bad, her strategy for finding and reviewing code, and how to get the most from reviews of her own code.

Adds additional postgres functionality to an ActiveRecord / Rails application - GeorgeKaraszi/ActiveRecordExtended

What is row pattern recognition feature? Row pattern recognition (RPR) is a feature defined in the SQL standard. It allows to search for a s...

A practical guide to understand the new accessibility requirements and get started with your plan to comply.

Event sourcing is a jargon filled mess, but we can build a lean version with just ActiveRecord, callbacks, and a bit of boring code. Learn how to create simple, yet powerful event-driven systems in Rails.

Ruby is such an expressive language. You can often do surprisingly much with just a few lines of code. It’s why I find it so satisfying to think about how to accomplish the same thing in fewer lines of Ruby1. If we accept the claim that that number of bugs correlates with number of lines of code this is not just a fun exercise. There’s real business value in accomplishing a feature with less lines of code. ↩

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Hello Devs 👋 I hope everyone's doing great. The landscape of web development is constantly...

This post explores where to access request headers by looking at the Rails source code after unexpectedly accessing the response headers.

When I'm starting a new Ruby on Rails project, these are few snippets that I find helpful

Matthias Ott is an independent user experience designer and developer from Stuttgart, Germany. Besides design practice he teaches Interface Prototyping at the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Kiel.

This post details a proof-of-concept for optimistic UI. If you want to just browse the source, check out the optimistic-ui-hotwire-rails GitHub repository.

If you want to try this at home, here's a GitHub link to a demo application that follows the blog post below. Each commit corresponds to a section in the post.

Sometimes you need a custom, semantic order for things, usually statuses, types. Oftentimes this is...

How to use Kamal to backup and restore your Postgres database

Efficiently manages database connections by promptly returning them to the pool after use, enabling immediate reuse rather than holding onto connections until the end of the request cycle.

By default, Rails adds comments to some attributes like `id` (`not null, primary key` for instance.) But now, I can add comments to my own attributes.

Cassidy's current "stack" of task-tracking, calendar, and note-taking apps

For a long time, I thought that using React with Rails was an “all-or-nothing” proposition. I’m now realizing that the two can be integrated on a spectrum.

Learn how to add the “Save and add another” feature in your Rails app

Got a Rails API that needs some love? Learn how to version your API endpoints so that you can introduce new features while maintaining backward compatibility!