Ok, I'm really enjoying using #Phlex in my #rails app.

I started using it in new projec to try (didn't manage to rewrite the layouts and get rid of simple_form, but other than that, I'm full on Phlex).

Now I'm rewriting ViewComponents to Phlex (with help of RubyUI, nice library!), and it's so much cleaner!

I wrote a post about why I like Phlex now, as it would be bit long for here:
https://dev.to/janmpeterka/using-phlex-helps-me-be-a-better-programmer-16ce

Thanks @joeldrapper for this delightful gem!

DHH (#Ruby on #Rails, #37Signals, etc) nous parle du métier de dev, de l'IA et du vibecoding et c'est super intéressant « DHH: Future of Programming, AI, Ruby on Rails, Productivity & Parenting | Lex Fridman Podcast #474 » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vagyIcmIGOQ

Is your AI chat a glorified chatbot? Unlock its potential! Custom Rails tools let AI interact with app data (users, orders, etc.). Just as reinteractive's CodeCare service ensures apps thrive, this article shows you how to build with that care: https://reinteractive.com/articles/supercharging-rails-ai-chat-custom-tools

Heroku has updated its guidelines for supported Rails versions.

We break down what’s changing, what it means for your stack — and how you can keep working with your old Rails version.
Read more https://makandra.de/en/articles/heroku-rails-versions-end-of-life-675

Having slow Rails apps from N+1 queries & unoptimised code? Read reinteractive's "5 Pitfalls" guide to fix common Rails app issues: https://reinteractive.com/articles/top-5-rails-enterprise-maintenance-mistakes Our "App Review" service pinpoints performance issues, offering a clear roadmap. Avoid frustration & lost sales.

Introducing the Herb Linter, Formatter, and a Vision for the Future of Rails Views

https://lemmy.world/post/33305869

I just upgraded a #Rails app from 7.0 to 8.0 only to realise after agonising for two days that in version 7.1, "eager loading" ActiveStorage records was "fixed" so now it takes 1200 ms to load a page in production instead of 120 ms.

【Ruby初心者必見】Ruby on Railsって何？できることや学習方法を紹介

https://www.emilyselect.com/%e3%80%90ruby%e5%88%9d%e5%bf%83%e8%80%85%e5%bf%85%e8%a6%8b%e3%80%91ruby-on-rails%e3%81%a3%e3%81%a6%e4%bd%95%ef%bc%9f%e3%81%a7%e3%81%8d%e3%82%8b%e3%81%93%e3%81%a8%e3%82%84%e5%ad%a6%e7%bf%92%e6%96%b9/?feed_id=916&_unique_id=687ad2a74d184&Mastodon

Brakeman 7.1.0 is released! Support for Haml 6.x, render shortcuts, and more: https://brakemanscanner.org/blog/2025/07/18/brakeman-7-dot-1-dot-0-released

I figured out #mastodon is coded in #Rails Now I motivated to take a look the source code. Probably in future I can make contributions.

Stuck debugging "black box" auth gems? Rails 8 & Auth Zero give you real control. But with custom logic, is your code truly secure & robust? A reinteractive App Review service ensures peace of mind. Dive into our guide on modern Rails auth! Read more: https://reinteractive.com/articles/rails-8-authentication-guide-built-in-generator-authentication-zero

Every year or two (especially with a major version bump), I re-read #Rails intro docs, guides, and onboarding materials

I re-watch intro videos and screencasts

To see what's new, yes
But also to see what ossified ways I have that have been obviated or improved

Too see with fresh eyes

Bugs caught early cost $100. In production: $3K-$10K+! This multiplier drains teams, causes burnout & wastes time. Avoid this drain! reinteractive's CodeCare service prevents costly defects. Learn how robust testing saves your team & budget in our article: https://reinteractive.com/articles/rails-monolith-test-coverage-predictable-delivery

Rails Engines > microservices? This Active Storage Dashboard shows how to build modular Rails apps without the complexity. Simple. Powerful.

#Rails #ActiveStorage #RubyOnRails https://www.panasiti.me/blog/modular-rails-applications-rails-engines-active-storage-dashboard/

Reminder that I’m available to hire for casual #Ruby #Rails #DeveloperExperience things like improving tests, dependency upgrades, and, my favourite, writing code style rules!

https://www.issylong.com/work-with-me/

It sounds fairly niche, but hey, I know what I like and what I’m best at!

建立模組化 Rails 應用程式：透過 Active Storage Dashboard 深入剖析 Rails Engine
➤ 使用 Rails Engine 打造高效能、易於使用的檔案管理工具
✤ https://www.panasiti.me/blog/modular-rails-applications-rails-engines-active-storage-dashboard/
作者分享了十年來使用 Rails 開發應用程式的經驗，並探討了使用者對於檔案儲存空間使用情況、未連結檔案以及檔案類型等常見問題。為瞭解決這些問題，作者開發了 Active Storage Dashboard，一個可掛載的 Rails Engine，提供現代化的使用者介面來監控和管理 Active Storage 資料。文章深入探討了 Rails Engine 的概念、架構以及 Active Storage Dashboard 的實作細節，包括路由、URL 生成、配置彈性以及驗證策略，並鼓勵開發者更頻繁地使用 Engine
#Rails #Active Storage #Engine #開發

Building Modular Rails Applications: A Deep Dive into Rails Engines

https://www.panasiti.me/blog/modular-rails-applications-rails-engines-active-storage-dashboard/

Rails current attributes https://hsps.in/post/rails-current-attributes/

I've seen a lot of content about using #DDD (Domain-Driven Design) with #Ruby on #Rails, but none of it has addressed how to do the "one database per bounded context" pattern--especially in the world of Solid* and SQLite by default.

Does anybody have any strategies for this?