Marco Roth

@marcoroth.dev

Full-Stack Web Developer • OSS Contributor • Electronic Music Addict • Ruby/Rails, JavaScript/Stimulus, Crystal • Hotwire Contributors Team • StimulusReflex Core. Website: marcoroth.dev Building: rubyevents.org | rubyconferences.org | gem.sh | hotwire.io

The recording of my #RailsWorld 2026 talk, where I introduced the reactivity in ReActionView v0.6, is now live on the Rails YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/watch?v=REtf...

Herb in Rails 8.2: Your ERB views, now HTML-aware - Marco Roth

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Marco Roth@marcoroth.dev · 2w ago

Today is a big day for Herb! It's built into Rails 8.2 by default for all HTML+ERB views. My talk at #RailsWorld in Austin today answered three questions: What is Herb? What ships in Rails 8.2? And what does this enable? Herb v0.11 and ReActionView v0.6 released alongside it.

Today is a big day for Herb! It's built into Rails 8.2 by default for all HTML+ERB views. My talk at #RailsWorld in Austin today answered three questions: What is Herb? What ships in Rails 8.2? And what does this enable? Herb v0.11 and ReActionView v0.6 released alongside it.

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We're now officially a week away from seeing you in Boulder for Rocky Mountain Ruby! Excited yet? Get your ticket if you still need one, and we'll be providing helpful tips on the lead up to next Monday! rockymtnruby.dev/tickets/

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Rocky Mountain Ruby is a single track conference devoted to the Ruby programming language which features technical presentations, community events and outdoor experiences, in beautiful Boulder,…

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Less than 30 days left to get your SF Ruby conference ticket. If you're local to the Bay, definitely please come! In addition to me being a speaker (💅), it should be a really nice experience at the SFJAZZ Center 📍 https://sfruby.com/

San Francisco Ruby Startup Conference 2026 - SF Ruby

November 10-12, 2026 at SFJAZZ. A conference for engineers who read and write Ruby, and the founders who come to meet them. Keynote by Garry Tan of Y Combinator.

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yrby is getting to a really strong place. I’m running it in production, and I’ve expanded quite a bit beyond my meager early ambitions I want it to be the first-class answer for realtime collaboration in Ruby/rails, without having to reach for node or any other tool

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Been prototyping a new "Extract to Partial" Code Action for the Herb Language Server 🌿 Since it knows which variables your selected text uses, it can create the partial, define strict locals, rewrite all references, and replace the selected code with the proper render call ✨

I just released Insta, a new snapshot testing library for Ruby, live at RubyConf in Las Vegas! Extracted from Herb's test suite and inspired by @mitsuhiko.at's fantastic insta library for Rust. `gem "insta"`

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I just released Insta, a new snapshot testing library for Ruby, live at RubyConf in Las Vegas! Extracted from Herb's test suite and inspired by @mitsuhiko.at's fantastic insta library for Rust. `gem "insta"`

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I don't mind reading code written by agents, but I hate reading their PR descriptions. If I can't make myself read a PR description from Claude, I won't expect others to. Now when delivering PRs, I may not have written the code by hand, but I'll certainly write the description.

We love ruby events and we want to support their growth. These guides are a fantastic resource for new organizers and those looking for new ideas. Thank you to all the organizers who contributed, and @hansschnedlitz.com for putting these guides together. Welcome to the team, Hans!

Hans Schnedlitz@hansschnedlitz.com · 3mo ago

RubyEvents Guides is now live. Over the last few months, I talked to Rubyists who want to help the community keep going. Some want to restart a local meetup. Some are organizing their first small conference. Some already run events and want to make the next one better.

RubyEvents Guides is now live. Over the last few months, I talked to Rubyists who want to help the community keep going. Some want to restart a local meetup. Some are organizing their first small conference. Some already run events and want to make the next one better.

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