Adrian Valenz

@adrianvalenz.bsky.social

Husband, Father, and Full Stack Developer. Building an interactive AI-powered Rails app builder: RubyWriter.io

There's something poetic about a language designed for developer happiness. Not speed. Not enterprise scalability. Just happiness. Matz asked: what if coding was actually enjoyable? That was radical in 1995. It still is. What does developer happiness mean to you?

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One thing I try to remember: I am where I am because of others. I became myself through the people who taught me, challenged me, loved me, forgave me, and gave me chances before I knew how to deserve them.

I recently got back into photography after quite a hiatus. I've had a Canon for years, and then got a Sony with some nice lenses...but I recently purchased a Fuji X100vi...that thing is a pretty fun day-to-day camera. An A7cii would be nice though... While in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

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I've been working on an AI-powered app builder like Lovable. But instead of it generating Vite/React code, it generates Rails applications. The idea is to prototype something quickly and avoid the deployment process and interact with Rails in a new way. After you can export your code.

New release codenamed "Festive River City 🥳" External content sources for file-based digital gardens, wikis, and more are among the latest under-the-hood refactoring & infrastructure work and feature additions! #Ruby #WebDev www.bridgetownrb.com/release/brid...

Let’s Get Festive! ’Tis the Season to Be Jolly with Bridgetown 2.1 Beta 1

Several exciting new features and yet more under-the-hood refactoring & infrastructure work sets us up well for future feature development in 2026.

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Huge shoutout to our team for helping me turn the RailsConf talk and lots of thoughts into this post about the cycles that technologies and innovation go through, why Rails emerged after a big drop in visibility, glimpses of what the future holds–and our roles in it!

Evil Martians@evilmartians.com · 12mo ago

Rails is thriving. Read how Ruby on Rails survived the hype cycle, why startups are still betting on it, and what it means for your next project. evilmartians.com/chronicles/t...

Turn your “well, actually” into a “yes, and.” “Well, actually, if you did it this way…” => “yes, and with a tweak, it could be faster…” If you reflect enthusiasm back at someone, rather than negating them, they’ll be much more likely to take your advice/recommendation