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Ruby Hyperliquid SDK (and ws_lite!)
https://github.com/carter2099/hyperliquid [more inside]
role_fu gem
A drop-in replacement for abandoned rolify gem with addidional features, such as temporal (expiring) roles, metadata, audit logging, and granular abilities. [more inside]
Claude Code
In this episode, we look at how to use Claude Code to assist us in developing Rails applications. This is not about vibe coding, but using tools to assist our development efforts. https://www.driftingruby.com/episodes/claude-code
Ruby Price objects for SaaS websites
https://beautifulruby.com/code/superfeature-price as an overview, with code and a video, on how I made a Price object to make it easier to work with plan tables, upsells, discount notices, etc. on Rails SaaS websites.
A New Cop in Town: rubocop-rspec_parity
https://dev.to/povilasjurcys/a-new-cop-in-town-rubocop-rspecparity-e20 instant feedback on test coverage gaps, without relying on code coverage tools 🤯
New release of ActionDbSchema: DB storage adapter
In the new release of ActionDbSchema (v0.9.0) a DB adapter to persist all run migrations, keeping a full migration history. This change makes the gem useful across all environments, including those that don’t allow filesystem writes (Docker, Heroku, etc.). [more inside]
The single most important thing that made me believe AI coding could work
This is how I managed to get Claude to follow Rails conventions using pre-edit hooks, which reduced my frustration. This gave me the strength to keep going and continue tweaking my AI agent setup. [more inside]
The Ruby AI Newsletter
The latest edition of Ruby AI News is here! This edition features tons of content, articles, and open source releases. The top stories feature a look at the big year ahead for RubyLLM, with library updates, a maturing ecosystem, and an upcoming workshop on the Introduction to Generative AI Programming with RubyLLM. Check it out and subscribe now: [more inside]
How to build a Copilot agent that fixes Rails errors
Production debugging with AI agents has really improved my workflow lately. Here’s how to automate fixing Rails bugs on GitHub.com. [more inside]
If Rails Was Designed Today: The Operational Monolith
The article explores what changes when you treat concurrency, background execution, and observability as framework responsibilities rather than integration problems. [more inside]
The Ruby Users Forum Is Now Live
We’re excited to announce that the Ruby Users Forum is officially live. [more inside]
How I Actually Use AI to Write Ruby on Rails Code
Context is everything when coding with AI. [more inside]