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Ruby on Rails community in Rome

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A start-to-finish walkthrough of shipping a Rails 8 app to a single VPS with Kamal 2, using Vite, Solid Queue, PostgreSQ...

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While searching for quality I found scrap. SCRAP is by Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob): github.com/unclebob/scrap. The algo...

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Farce is a new library for Ractor-shareable, Fiber Scheduler-compatible, concurrent data structures, with support for so...

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Workhorse keeps your background jobs in PostgreSQL and runs them in Ruby, TypeScript, Python, Go and Rust.

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After working with agents and agent files for tons of apps, repos, projects, I decided to distill my thoughts on it:

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I just released a gem that answers one question about a Rails app: what stands between it and Rails X?

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Callbacks, concerns, and Current keep code close to the model, but can hide effects and dependencies. When to use them a...

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Link preview crawlers don’t run JavaScript, so every route of a static SPA shares the same generic card. In Rails, a con...

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Building a Rails 8 admin panel with Inertia and React instead of Hotwire: the trade-offs, the architecture, and a practi...

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The Story Behind

This community was created after I attended RailsWorld 2024, which inspired me to give more to the community and to gather like-minded people. The energy and passion I witnessed there ignited a desire to foster a similar environment right here in Rome.

Our goal is to create a vibrant hub for Ruby on Rails enthusiasts, where beginners and experts alike can learn, share, and grow together. We believe in the power of community-driven learning and the magic that happens when passionate developers come together.

Join us in this exciting journey as we explore the depths of Ruby on Rails, push the boundaries of web development, and build lasting connections in the heart of the Eternal City.

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