In my previous post on WebMCP, I covered what WebMCP is and why it matters. The response told me something important: developers do not want another think piece about the future of the web. They want to know how to actually build with it. So this is the practical companion. No philosophy. No speculation about…
Tag: ruby on rails
An Honest Take on Deploying Rails with Kamal: What Works and What Doesn’t
Kamal has been positioned as the answer to a question Rails developers have asked for years: how do you deploy to your own servers without the overhead of Kubernetes or the cost of a managed platform? And in many ways, it delivers. But the gap between what Kamal promises and what it actually requires in…
Ruby 5.0: What If Ruby Had First-Class Types?
The article envisions a reimagined Ruby with optional, inline type annotations called TypedRuby, addressing limitations of current solutions like Sorbet and RBS. It proposes a syntax that integrates seamlessly with Ruby’s philosophy, emphasizing readability and gradual typing while considering generics and union types. TypedRuby represents a potential evolution in Ruby’s design.
AngularJS and Ruby on Rails work together
Finding the best integration of AngularJS and Ruby on Rails Recently I got really excited with AngularJS so to make it work perfectly with Ruby on Rails there are some configurations needed. There are available blog posts on how to integrate it perfectly but somehow I wasn’t happy with the available preferences. Some offered to…