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Originally appeared on Rails Designer Blog . Ever wondered how to build those interactive product tours that spotlight elements and walk users through your app? Ever wondered how you could with just roughly 100 lines of JS and modern CSS? Wonder now more, I will show and it will look like this: Yes, just around 100 LoC
Originally appeared on Robby on Rails . Earlier this summer, I heard from Ojal Kulkarni , a local high school student who found Planet Argon through the Portland Startup Community Slack . Her summer project was interviewing local business owners and entrepreneurs. We’d never met before, but a few weeks later we spent a
Originally appeared on All about coding . Claude goes above and beyond what is asked and guesses what you might want. Codex does what you tell it and stops at the first sign that it might be done. Ten impressions from a week of using Codex more.
Originally appeared on Aha! Engineering Blog . Implementing a design system at scale is often less about the pixels and more about the language we use to describe them. As a Senior Software Engineer at Aha! I've spent a lot of time thinking about how we can build a UI that is not only beautiful,
Originally appeared on Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps . Hi, it’s Claudio Baccigalupo . Let’s explore this week’s changes in the Rails codebase. Add –no-banner to bin/rails console I love seeing the Rails logo when I run the console. If you disagree, bin/rails console --no-banner will remove i
Originally appeared on Josh Software . Every payment you send is a conversation between strangers who don’t trust each other. You open your UPI app. You type an amount. You enter your PIN. Two seconds later, a green checkmark appears. ₹500 sent successfully. It feels instant. It feels like money just travelled from you
Originally appeared on Josh Software . @ybl to @oksbi: the hidden architecture, ownership, and lifecycle of India’s payment identity. Open Google Pay. Tap “Create UPI ID.” Wait two seconds. Done. You now have rahul@oksbi. Here’s what nobody tells you: Google didn’t create that. Google Pay doesn’t own it. And if Google
Originally appeared on Evil Martians . Authors: Artur Petrov, Backend Engineer, Vladimir Dementyev, Principal Backend Engineer, and Travis Turner, Tech Editor Topics: Rails, DX, Performance, Ruby Rails boot time is a DX metric in the AI age: meet require-profiler, learn to actually read sampling profilers, and see the
Originally appeared on Hanakai . Welcome to week two of our 2026 sponsorship drive ! Progress from week one We’ve had a great response since we kicked things off last week: we’ve had ten new individuals join as sponsors! If everyone sticks around for a year (we’ll make it worthwhile, I promise!), that will amount to a
Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast . Sometimes the best conference conversations start with a weird idea. Rachael Wright-Munn and Andy Andrea join me to revisit a moment at RubyConf when Andy's experiment with schemas and MCP tools collided with a problem Rachel had been trying to solve for Ruby Events: h
Originally appeared on Rails Revelry . A support team suspends 37 accounts after a credential leak. The operation reports that all 27 rows changed, and a fresh query confirms that each account is now suspended . The rest of the application tells a less tidy story. The audit screen has no suspension entries. updated_at
Originally appeared on The Rails Tech Debt Blog . Here at FastRuby.io we work with test suites and test coverage reports every single day, given our specialty. In the Ruby world that means we interact with SimpleCov every day. Not only that, we explicitely rely on SimpleCov reports in two of the open source projects we
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