This week’s RBQ Conf speaker highlights: - Cristian Planas - Yatish Mehta - Szymon Fiedler Community Pricing remains available for teams, students, and folks who are Open to Work. rbqconf.com

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Token Ruby #6: The AI Coding Trap and Composable Components

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Token Ruby #5: Rails World 2025 and Local LLMs

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Token Ruby #4: Bedrock, Red-Candle and Probabilistic Software

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Token Ruby #3: Zed, Claude, and a Timed Lockbox

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My newsletter Token Ruby has its own website tokenruby.com Let me know what topics would you like to read in the next issue #Ruby #RubyonRails #AI

I started a newsletter for all things Ruby and AI, TokenRuby. I published the first issue. Let me know what topics would you like to read #Ruby #RubyOnRails buttondown.com/tokenruby/ar...

Welcome to TokenRuby

Diving into AI's role in Ruby coding, efficient context-writing, and a handy phone protection tip!

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🚨 Just 2 weeks to go until the SF Ruby AI Hackathon! 💰 $3,000 in prize money is up for grabs! Excited to welcome our incredible panel of judges: Justin Bowen Kamil Nicieja Sarah Mei Victoria Melnikova

Remember Rails Rumble? 48 hours to build something incredible with Rails. Now throw AI into the mix. It’s time to bring it back. Who’s in? 🚂💥 #RubyonRails

📣 Exciting news! I’m co-organizing an AI Hackathon with the SF Ruby team — and you’re invited! Ruby has long been the go-to framework for solo developers. But with the rise of LLMs, we’re asking: How far can we take Ruby in the world of AI? Let’s explore that together. lu.ma/znhcct7v

SF Ruby AI Hackathon · Luma

We are thrilled to announce a community-driven Ruby AI Hackathon on Saturday, July 19, 2025 at the Sentry office in San Francisco! 🎉 Hosted by the SF Bay Area…

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One of the best parts of conferences is finally meeting people you’ve only known through GitHub & X. Got to meet @andrzejkrzywda.bsky.social @sethhorsley.bsky.social @fractaledmind.bsky.social @joel.drapper.me #wrocloverb

While I stay close to Rails conventions, my current stack that I exploring RSpec > Minitest FactoryBot > Fixtures Rubocop with standard > Rails omakase Vite > Propshaft/importmaps Inertia/React > Turbo/Hotwire/Stimulus Dokku > Kamal While I have gone back and forth, this is my happy place

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Yatish Mehta@yatishmehta.com · last yr.

I just published a new gem to provide Zanzibar-style fine grained authorization in Ruby on Rails. Would appreciate some feedback github.com/yatish27/gra...

I just published a new gem to provide Zanzibar-style fine grained authorization in Ruby on Rails. Would appreciate some feedback github.com/yatish27/gra...

GitHub - yatish27/granity

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This article by posthog is so good: newsletter.posthog.com/p/50-things... "Reduce your work in progress. PRs should be doable in a day, start your day by responding to others’ review requests, merge whenever, ship behind a feature flag, and test in production."

50 things we’ve learned about building successful products

To celebrate 50k subscribers to Product for Engineers, here are the 50 most important lessons we’ve learned about building great products.

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Why is #Rails community's aversion with React? For a framework that boost conventions, there’s no recommended way to mount a React component. Yes, React isn’t the ‘best’ but the ecosystem is massive. Rebuilding everything in Hotwire isn’t economical— even Shopify, Gusto, and GitHub use React. 🤷‍♂️

Do developers typically commit `config/credentials.yml.enc` and `config/production.yml.enc` to source code in their Rails applications, or do they prefer using plain old environment variables (ENV)? Curious to know everyone's thoughts #Ruby #Rails

I just published an article on how to setup a new app using Rails 8, Vite and Tailwind 4. medium.com/@yatishmehta... #rails #ruby #tailwindcss

Ruby on Rails 8, Vite and Tailwind v4

Learn how to setup a new Ruby on Rails app with Rails 8, Vite(vite-ruby) and tailwind v4

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My evolution of frontend for Rails apps: In most cases, step two with a sprinkle of step three should be sufficient. #ruby #rails

Does Ruby on Rails have Zanzibar-style tuple authorization? Anything above Pundit or Cancancan #ruby #rails

Looks like @joel.drapper.me has inspired me to look at Svetle as a React replacement.

In the last 16 hours, I watched The Pianist, Soul, Inside Out 2, and Gone Girl. Great start to my vacation 🙏