Stop Using RVM: The Ultimate Guide to Ruby Version Managers

rbenv vs rvm vs asdf vs mise vs chruby vs direnv

#Ruby
Added: 9 Apr 2026
Our Rails Upgrade Methodology as Claude Code Skills - FastRuby.io | Rails Upgrade Service

An Open Source Claude Code skill based on our 60,000+ hours of Rails upgrade experience. Learn how our opinionated methodology teaches Claude Code to upgrade Rails, fast.

#AI#Ruby on Rails
Added: 9 Apr 2026
From 6 Minutes to 66 Seconds: Migrating 9,835 Model Tests to Minitest with an AI Agent Swarm

RSpec model specs: 6 minutes for 3,780 examples. Minitest model tests: 66 seconds for 9,835 tests. Both parallel. I built a 6-gate multi-agent pipeline in Claude Code to make the migration work.

#Ruby on Rails#testing#AI
Added: 8 Apr 2026
Building Multi-Tenant SaaS with Rails 8, Caddy, and Kamal

A production guide to building multi-tenant SaaS with Rails 8 — subdomain routing, custom domains, and automatic SSL with Caddy's on-demand TLS.

#Ruby on Rails#Kamal#DevOps
Added: 3 Apr 2026
Polymorphism with Strategies - RoRvsWild

One of the most frequent code smells in Rails is an excessive use of inheritance. A serious drawback from using inheritance to achieve polymorphism is the implicit coupling it creates between parent and child classes.

#Ruby
Added: 1 Apr 2026
My Harness: How I Stopped Babysitting AI and Went Kitesurfing

I built a system that builds the system. 4 hours from idea to production. Here's my full AI coding workflow for Rails.

#AI#Consulting
Added: 1 Apr 2026
Setting Up Your Ruby on Rails Monolith for AI Development

Large Rails monoliths burn millions of tokens per AI session. These 5 architectural changes cut costs and boost AI suggestion quality by 3-4x.

#AI#Ruby on Rails
Added: 1 Apr 2026
The Week I Kept Saying the Same Thing Five Different Ways

From the “Entrepreneurship without the fantasy” desk

#AI#Ruby on Rails
Added: 1 Apr 2026
Can Ruby Read an X-Ray? Building a Medical Image Processor

Can Ruby Read an X-Ray? Building a Medical Image Processor March 23, 2026 Published on RubyStackNews Nobody expects Ruby to process medical images. That is exactly why I tried it. This article is a…

#Ruby
Added: 1 Apr 2026
Supercharge Your Ruby on Rails Forms With Form Builders and Form Objects - RoRvsWild

Custom form helpers and builders can help reduce fragmentation if every developer in the team solves the same problem differently.

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 1 Apr 2026
Add to Calendar Bridge Component for Hotwire Native

Learn how to add events to your calendar with a bridge component

#Ruby on Rails#Native
Added: 1 Apr 2026
How I built a complete analytics dashboard for my Rails blog with Claude Code

I built a full analytics dashboard for my Rails blog — unique visitors, bounce rate, SVG charts, geolocation — with no third-party scripts. Here's exactly how I did it with Claude Code and Ahoy.

#Ruby on Rails#Design
Added: 28 Mar 2026
The Complete Guide to Deploying Rails 8 with Kamal on Hetzner

A step-by-step guide to deploying a Rails 8 application with Kamal 2, the Solid stack (SQLite, Solid Queue, Solid Cache, Solid Cable), Ansible, and Hetzner — from bare server to production.

#Ruby on Rails#Kamal#DevOps
Added: 27 Mar 2026
WebHaptics – Haptic feedback for the mobile web.

Haptic feedback for the mobile web.

#Frontend#Tools
Added: 17 Mar 2026
Declare Acronyms in Rails Inflections

Use inflect.acronym to keep API, SMS, and other acronyms correctly cased in class names and autoloading.

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 16 Mar 2026
How I Audit a Legacy Rails Codebase in the First Week

My legacy Rails app playbook. After 50+ engagements, here's the exact process, tools, and stakeholder questions I use in week one.

#Saff Engineer#Ruby on Rails
Added: 13 Mar 2026
Returning To Rails in 2026

I love a good side-project. Like most geeks, I have a tendency to go down rabbit holes when faced with problems - give me a minor inconvenience and I’ll happily spend weeks building something far more elaborate than the situation warrants. There’s joy in having a playground to explore ideas and “what ifs”; Building things just for the sheer hell of it, as Richard Feynman put it “The Pleasure of Finding Things Out”.

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 13 Mar 2026
WTF does a product manager do? (and why engineers should care)

Skills for developers from the product manager playbook

#Product Development
Added: 13 Mar 2026
Eu Fiz um Sistema de Data Mining pra Minha Namorada Influencer — Dicas e Truques

Minha namorada é influencer de games, anime, cosplay e cultura pop. Faz entrevistas, cobre convenções, produz conteúdo pra múltiplas plataformas, negocia com patrocinadores. É uma operação profissional de uma pessoa com uma equipe enxuta. E como toda operação profissional, ela precisa de dados. O problema é que coletar dados de redes sociais é trabalho braçal. Abrir Instagram, YouTube, X, olhar números, comparar com concorrentes, checar calendário de eventos, monitorar patrocinadores, ler comentários, calcular engajamento, decidir preço de publi. Tudo manual, tudo repetitivo, tudo consumindo tempo que deveria ir pra criação de conteúdo.

#AI#Ruby on Rails
Added: 13 Mar 2026
Building Semantic Search with AI and Vector Embedding in Rails

Traditional keyword search is fundamentally limited—it can only match exact words or their basic variations. Search for "customer pain points" and you'll miss documents titled "User Frustrations" or "Client Challenges," even though they're semantically identical. This limitation becomes critical when managing large document repositories where users need to find information based on meaning, not memorized keywords. The solution is semantic search using vector embeddings, which represent text as mathematical vectors that capture conceptual similarity. In previous articles, we explored how ruby_llm simplifies working with AI providers for function calling and resilient architectures. Now we'll leverage ruby_llm's embedding capabilities to build semantic search with PostgreSQL's pgvector extension—creating a system that finds "churn analysis" when users search for "why customers leave."

#AI#Ruby on Rails
Added: 13 Mar 2026
Building a RAG Tool in Ruby 4: What Actually Happened

[30 min read] One of my priorities this quarter was running a few AI pilot experiments. This was one of them. When I mentioned the project to a teammate, h...

#AI#Ruby on Rails
Added: 13 Mar 2026
Advanced Domain Modeling Techniques for Ruby on Rails – Part 1 - RoRvsWild

Aggregating models into value objects with `composed_of`.

#Ruby on Rails#System design
Added: 12 Mar 2026
Deploying Rails 8's Solid Trio to Production with a Single Database

What happens when you deploy Solid Cache, Solid Cable, and Solid Queue to a single-database host that runs db:migrate instead of db:prepare — and how to fix it.

#Ruby on Rails#DevOps
Added: 10 Mar 2026
From 40 Minutes to 4 With Tests Parallelization - FastRuby.io | Rails Upgrade Service

How we cut a test suite time from 40 minutes to 4 by upgrading Ruby/Rails, fixing slow tests, and enabling parallelization, dramatically improving developer experience and CI costs.

#Ruby on Rails#testing
Added: 9 Mar 2026
Smooth UI animations on server-rendered HTML

I’ve been using Hotwire in production since the beta release of Turbo, and it’s changed the way I build web apps. It’s a great way to get SPA-like interactivity at a fraction of the complexity.

#Ruby on Rails#HOTWire#CSS#Frontend
Added: 9 Mar 2026
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