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I've noticed a significant decrease in how-to software as AI usage increased recently. Is this important, or is it possible to evolve it into something else? https://enderahmetyurt.com/why-im-still-writing-how-tos/
Why I'm Still Writing How-Tos
Google answers most how-to searches now. Here is why I stopped writing generic guides and started writing what actually happened.
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AI can answer your question, but it can't replace thinking things through with other Rubyists. Sharing an invite to the Ruby forum, a place to keep book club discussions, technical questions, and real back-and-forth alive. #ruby #rubyonrails #forum #community […]
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I guess AI will be cause of more legacy code or not 🤫 https://enderahmetyurt.com/every-ai-commit-is-someones-future-legacy-code/
Every AI Commit Is Someone's Future Legacy Code
AI can finally read 25-year-old codebases. But daily AI coding is quietly creating a new kind of legacy code, faster than ever.
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https://baweaver.com/writing/2026/06/25/rails-sharp-parts-a-polymorphic-type-is-not-a-foreign-key/ Polymorphic associations in Rails are not real foreign keys. notable_type + notable_id exist, but the database has no clue if they stay consistent, it's all on Rails, not the DB. Wrap a record in […]
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In AI era writing how-to blog posts might not make sense, but I can still continue to it 😉 Maybe someone can be interested in. #ruby #rails #stimulus https://enderahmetyurt.com/building-a-tag-input-from-scratch-with-rails-and-stimulus/
Building a Tag Input from Scratch with Rails and Stimulus
A few weeks ago, I added a tagging feature to my personal finance app, Foxance. I wanted users to label their transactions with custom tags, up to 3 per transaction, with autocomplete and chip-style UI. My first instinct was to grab a library. But then I stopped myself. Do
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so what about vacations? Turn off Slack or looking fun projects? https://www.rubyforum.org/t/summer-is-coming-how-do-you-handle-vacation-as-a-developer/462
Summer is coming 🏖️ How do you handle vacation as a developer?
With summer approaching, I’ve been thinking about how we (developers, indie hackers, people who love what they do) actually take time off. A few things I’m curious about: How long is your typical vacation? Do you take one long break or several short ones? What’s your company’s vacation policy like? Unlimited PTO, fixed days, something else? And does it actually work in practice? Do you fully disconnect from the computer, or do you sneak in some side project work because “it’s fun anyway”? D...
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AI is changing how we think, how we write code, and how we read it. I am not sure this goes in a good direction. https://enderahmetyurt.com/what-happens-when-we-stop-asking
What Happens When We Stop Asking
AI changed how I work, and not only the speed. Some research on cognitive offloading, code quality, and what we lose when we stop asking questions.
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Next Akşam Oturması: @joemasilotti joins us to talk maintainable mobile apps with Hotwire Native and Rails 📱 Hotwire Native, Rails optimizations for mobile, and a bonus on Ruby Native tradeoffs […] [Original post on ruby.social]
Got Sidekiq questions? The Ruby Users forum is the newest place where you can get Sidekiq help anytime. https://www.rubyforum.org/t/get-sidekiq-and-faktory-support-in-the-ruby-users-forum/414
Get Sidekiq and Faktory support in the Ruby Users Forum
Today we’re glad to announce that we’ve partnered with @mperham, so you can ask any question around Ruby, background jobs, threading and Sidekiq in the forum. We’ll also be providing updates on new releases and other important announcements. If you’re not familiar with the projects, Sidekiq provides a simple and efficient background jobs for Ruby, and Faktory aims to bring the best practices developed in Sidekiq to every programming language. You can start today by creating a new topic using t...
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I shipped a Rails app to the App Store. Without writing a single line of Swift. Tried 4 different approaches. Here's what I learned from each. https://enderahmetyurt.com/how-i-built-a-rails-app-for-the-app-store-without-writing-swift/
Ruby on Rails to App Store, No Swift Required
I always liked tracking my income and expenses. There was an app called Spendee that I used a lot. I liked it. But it felt too complicated for me, so like every self-respecting developer, I switched to Excel. Excel was fine, but it wasn't enough. Doing anything useful required too
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🚀 Ender 40.0.0 has been released. Changelog: [BREAKING] Became someone's father. All previous priorities deprecated. For the full changelog, drop "Ender" in the thread.
Published my web application to App Store finally 🎉 I did it with Ruby Native without open xcode and writing any Swift code. Just Ruby, Yaml, and HTML/CSS thank you @joemasilotti https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/foxance/id6763144327
Foxance App - App Store
Download Foxance by Ender Yurt on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips and more games like Foxance.
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STI table with 30 columns, most of them NULL. There's a better way. Rails has had it since 6.1. We just don't talk about it enough. #ruby #rubyonrails https://enderahmetyurt.com/why-i-stopped-using-sti-and-started-using-delegated-types
Why I Stopped Using STI and Started Using Delegated Types
We hold a Ruby Campfire at the company I work for, bi-weekly. It's not a real campfire of course we work remotely! Recently, we talked about Ruby delegated types in one of those meetings. It was really interesting. I used to use STI (Single Table Inheritance) to connect multiple tables,
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While Ruby's popularity is still debated, the conclusion is clear: In the age of AI, Ruby is now a good alternative. But how? Let's find out. https://enderahmetyurt.com/ruby-didnt-die-in-the-age-of-ai/ #ruby #ai
Ruby Didn't Die in the Age of AI
When I first encountered Ruby on Rails back in 2010, it changed my life in ways that are hard to put into words. Meeting a framework sounds like a small thing but back then, Rails showed me how quickly I could bring my ideas to life. That realization made me
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AI-generated code works. But does it work efficiently? After 15 years of writing code, I've learned: productivity without understanding is just technical debt with a smile. I wrote something about it https://enderahmetyurt.com/hidden-cost-ai-time-complexity-trap/
The Hidden Cost: AI's Time Complexity Trap
These days, the moment a problem gets stuck in our heads, we turn to AI for help. We explain our problem, it gives us some answers. How accurate or high-quality those answers are is always up for debate. If we know the subject well or have some background, it's easy
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This is why I love Ruby/Rails community. There is always an improvement. Now our test cases are faster than past. 🚀 https://beautifulruby.com/code/fixturebot
Don't throw the specs out with the factories
FixtureBot gives you the speed of fixtures with the syntax of factories
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ooo bak bu güzel hareket 👏 native .env desteği geliyor. Interpolation ve command line desteği var. artık prod'a bağlanmaya gerek yok. ayrıca password manager'lar ile entagrasyon kolaylaşıyor gibi. https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/56455
Allow Rails.app.creds to access .env values as well by dhh · Pull Request #56455 · rails/rails
In addition to ENV and the encrypted file, let's allow Rails.app.creds to also access values from .env files. This will now be done in the order of 1) ENV, 2) .env, 3) encrypted credentials. Va...
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Ruby 4.0 yayınlandı. 🎉 Biraz yorumladım, biraz da özelliklerden bahsettim. Ben yazarken çok eğlendim bakalım siz neler hissetceksiniz 😅 #ruby https://enderahmetyurt.com/ruby-4-0-yayinlandi/
Ruby 4.0 Yayınlandı 🎉
Her sene olduğu gibi bu sene de Noel’de Ruby’nin yeni versiyonu duyuruldu. Ben şahsen Ruby 4'ü beklemiyordum. Sene içerisinde 3.4 üzerinde çalışmalar devam ediyordu. Geçen sene yeni bir major Ruby sürümü duyurulmadı ve bana kalırsa bu seneyi de boş geçmemek adına Ruby 4’ü bizlere duyurdular. Özelliklere
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New blog post 🚀 how can we handle big csv files in Ruby? #ruby https://enderahmetyurt.com/optimizing-large-csv-processing-in-ruby/
Optimizing Large CSV Processing in Ruby
I work in the data-migration team at Teamtailor. Our daily job is to provide our customers with fast, secure, and stable data migration services along with their data. This service must be of high quality because data is very valuable in the HR industry, and also this process needs to
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if foo object has a string attribute called something. Which option do you prefer, and why? #ruby #rubyonrails #question
I created some erb snippets for Zed. Feel free to use it 🙏 https://zed.dev/extensions/erb-snippets
ERB Snippets Extension
A native Zed extension for ERB Snippets.
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This week, I was in company trip in Greece. That was fantastic. These types of trips are important to build a good team culture. I wrote something about this. https://enderahmetyurt.com/remote-working-a-company-trip-adventure/
Remote Working & A Company Trip Adventure
I've been working remotely since the pandemic. Two days after the first case in Turkey was announced, we were sent home, and that's how the work-from-home adventure began. Over time, I've gotten used to this working style, which wasn't my own choice. After moving from Istanbul in November 2020 and
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Ruby developers are using `map` method almost every day. What if we had our own `map` method? Let's talk about it 😉 #ruby #map #methods #programming https://enderahmetyurt.com/how-to-build-your-own-map-method-in-ruby/
How to Build Your Own Map Method in Ruby
One of Ruby's most powerful features is the ability to extend the language by writing your own methods. In this article, we'll explore how Ruby's popular map method works and build our own implementation from scratch. Why Build Our Own Map Method? Ruby already has a map method, so why
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TIL: Not need to call `preventDefault` for event in js method. Just add `prevent` to end of it in html 🤩
🚀 Exciting news: Bloudme is now open source! Bloudme is an RSS reader and content discovery tool. I decided to open source the project to share it with the community and invite contributions. ⭐ Star the repo, try it out, and feel free to contribute! https://github.com/enderahmetyurt/bloudme […]
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Herb made my project explorer colorful 😅 thank you @marcoroth now let's fix all the linter errors 💪 #ruby #herb #rubyonrails
What is module term in Ruby? So what about other languages? I tried to give some answers 🤓 https://enderahmetyurt.com/why-ruby-modules-matter-and-how-they-differ-from-interfaces/ #ruby #programming #Languages
Why Ruby Modules Matter (and How They Differ from Interfaces)
Before Ruby, I had dabbled with Java and C. To be honest, my work with those languages didn’t really go beyond the scope of university assignments. Later on, in my professional career, I had the chance to spend about a year working with C#. By that time, it had
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I used to be a huge fan of Stack Overflow. But after the rise of AI, I stopped checking it altogether. Today, I noticed that Stack Overflow has started introducing a new AI feature. It still carries the old Stack Overflow vibe—but powered by AI this time. 😉
