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DataPorter — A Rails engine that turns data imports into a self-service feature
If you’ve ever worked on a client-facing Rails app, you know the drill. At some point, someone sends…
Replace Turbo confirm with native dialog
This article was originally published on Rails Designer Blog Rails, when using turbo(-links), has long shipped with a…
Hotwire Decoded: When to use Frames vs. Streams
The Hotwire Confusion If you are new to Rails 7 or 8, you’ve likely stared at the documentation…
5 Ways to Find High-Impact Ruby and Rails Projects to Contribute to Today
The Ruby community has always been known for its friendliness and “MINASWAN” (Matz Is Nice And So We…
Introducing Caelus
It’s not often you finally build something you’ve been dreaming about for more than a decade. For me,…
The Caching Pyramid: A Sculptor’s Guide to Performance
You stand before a block of raw marble. This is your application—powerful, full of potential, but rough and…
Visual loading states for Turbo Frames with CSS only
This article was originally published on Rails Designer When you use Turbo Frames on your page you can…
released: active_record_compose 1.0.0 — Wrap multiple models with an ActiveModel interface
I just released version 1.0.0 of my gem active_record_compose. 🎉 hamajyotan/active_record_compose (GitHub) As mentioned in my previous post,…
ANN: omniauth-identity v3.1.4
Photo (cropped) by Mike Hindle on Unsplash 3.1.4 – 2025-07-28 TAG: v3.1.4 COVERAGE: 92.06% — 348/378 lines in…
What If Ruby Didn’t Have Syntactic Sugar?
If Ruby didn’t implement syntactic sugar, the language would still work just fine, but it wouldn’t be the…
