Julian Rubisch

@julianrubisch.at

https://bio.link/julianrubisch

What can we do about agent-generated technical prose? I enjoy agentic coding, but pull request descriptions, commit messages and code comments are so overloaded with meaningless slop they're downright useless. If I have to read the term "load bearing" just one more time...

Confession: I haven’t tried Fable yet because I don’t think I have a task that necessitates it at the moment 🙈 Definitely some kind of saturation kicking in for me.

A while back I asked my Patreon subscribers to vote for what set of tools I should extract from the > 50 challenges we've been solving over the last years. Today I can proudly ship the first one: an Optimistic Form Builder, check it out: github.com/TheHotwireCl...

GitHub - TheHotwireClub/hotwire_club-toolbox: A toolbox for common Hotwire Rails patterns

A toolbox for common Hotwire Rails patterns. Contribute to TheHotwireClub/hotwire_club-toolbox development by creating an account on GitHub.

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You know, in the arts and music world there’s a lot of debate going on these days regarding how AI created content devalues the „real thing“. But here’s the thing: at least in the case of music, art has devalued itself a long time ago already.

Here’s a short personal rant: Festivals that put out a call for works and don’t issue an artist fee. No, you have to buy a festival pass and bear the travel cost if you’re accepted. I mean I know it‘s a niche, but seriously, wtf?

"How much of your codebase is AI-written?" Wrong question. I stopped asking it. The one that predicts whether your app survives real users: which zones did you let the AI write in? 🧵

Founders coding with AI tend to land in the same place. Version one is a $200/mo no-code stack. Version two is a Rails app on a single host for around $40/mo. The math changes the day you decide to rebuild. 🧵

🧵 When you can't read code, how do you know your AI built the right thing? This is the question that follows every non-technical founder once they start shipping features with Claude Code or Cursor.

🧵 Earlier this month I shipped the first article in the Getting Started series: a nine-step guide that walks a non-technical reader from a fresh Mac to a running Rails app. Then I sat down with someone who actually used it.

50 challenges in. 🎉 When I started The Hotwire Club, I wanted to build the resource I wished existed: hands-on exercises that go beyond "hello world" and force you to actually dig into Turbo and Stimulus.