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Sharon Rosner

@noteflakes.bsky.social

I'm an independent software developer living in France. noteflakes.com github.com/noteflakes

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Marco Roth@marcoroth.dev · 7mo ago

Alongside the Ruby 4.0 release last week, I published charm-ruby over Christmas, bringing @charm.land's excellent terminal UI libraries to Ruby. A full TUI framework, reusable components, styled output, forms, markdown rendering, spinners, charts, and a lot more! Demos below ⬇️

A cute, glowing ruby gem with a smiling face, rendered in a pink-purple neon style on a vibrant background. It represents the Ruby language with a Charm-inspired, glamorous CLI aesthetic.
david celis@davidcel.is · 8mo ago

I became a software engineer because writing code is fun. Thinking through hard problems, designing elegant solutions, seeing the things you’ve built working for the first time… these moments are all deeply satisfying, so why in the world would I ever surrender them to AI?

Writing Code Is Fun

I became a software engineer because writing code is fun. Thinking through hard problems, designing elegant solutions, seeing the things you’ve built working for the first time… these moments are all deeply satisfying, so why in the world would I ever surrender them to AI?

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Sharon Rosner@noteflakes.bsky.social · 8mo ago

How cool would it be if we had something like Elixir's macros in Ruby? Let's find out: github.com/digital-fabr... This could be a revolution in code generation for Ruby! I'm targeting Papercraft with this, but @joel.drapper.me's Phlex and @marcoroth.dev's HERB might benefit as well...

Implement `quote`/`unquote` code generation DSL · Issue #1 · digital-fabric/sirop

I've been in the last few months about code generation, and how to make it a safer / easier / richer developer experience. How far can we take code generation? Right now, in both Papercraft (templa...

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Sharon Rosner@noteflakes.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Here's a great insight by @joel.drapper.me about Phlex: > It’s not that Phlex provides abstractions itself — it mostly doesn’t... But it provides a mechanism for *you* to write abstractions. skywriter.blue/pages/did:pl... #ruby #phlex

Page by Joel Drapper 🇬🇧🇺🇦 | @joel.drapper.me

Slim and Haml are not an abstraction layer, they are just different (worse in my opinion) syntax for writing HTML and Ruby in the same file. ViewComponent helps you move your Ruby logic into a differ...

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Marco Roth@marcoroth.dev · 9mo ago

Herb v0.8 is here! 🚀 The biggest release yet, packed with new language bindings, Linter Autofix support, Linter Fix-on-Save, a new `.herb.yml` config file, formatter improvements, Tailwind Class Sorting integration, and a ton of performance, tooling and LSP improvements! 🌿

Herb v0.8 Release Summary
Jean Boussier@byroot.bsky.social · 9mo ago

I was recently reminded that not everyone fully understand what the frozen string literal magic comment is about. So I figured it was the occasion for another deep dive. byroot.github.io/ruby/perform...

Frozen String Literals: Past, Present, Future?

If you are a Rubyist, you’ve likely been writing # frozen_string_literal: true at the top of most of your Ruby source code files, or at the very least, that you’ve seen it in some other projects.

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JP Camara@jpcamara.com · 10mo ago

After a year hiatus, my series on all things Ruby concurrency is back! This post digs into the interrupt mechanism in Ruby threads. These interrupts revolve around bit masks, so it's got some Ruby bit work as well! Expect more regular updates from now on 💃💃💃 jpcamara.com/2025/10/22/b...

Bitmasks, Ruby Threads and Interrupts, oh my!

👋🏼 This is part of series on concurrency, parallelism and asynchronous programming in Ruby. It’s a deep dive, so it’s divided into several parts: Your Ruby programs are always multi-threaded: Part 1 ...

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