I haven’t written or contributed to the Ruby community for almost a year, but I think it’s a good time to come back. #longliveruby

Jedno postanowienie noworoczne, które realnie może zmienić karierę programisty: 👉 zacznij pisać. Nie dla zasięgów. Nie dla pieniędzy. Dla jasności myślenia i rozwoju.

It's been quite a long time since my last article. Recently, I've been migrating one app to encrypted columns and learned some lessons along the way

A short break from programming with NY vibes 🗽🇺🇸

It's time to start cooking again 👨‍🍳

You are in the real focus mode when you stop buying new domains every month for new app ideas 😅

Duration objects, duck typing, dynamic methods, and config style initialization - all demystified and explained

I think when you learn something, you do it either out of necessity or curiosity. When you do the latter, you are not bound by time limits or specific requirements, and you go much deeper. There is a high chance you will be much more efficient because of this the next time you

If you want to deploy your #Rails application on a bare metal server but do not like how Kamal works, there is a good and more straightforward alternative. Have a look:

I decided to go with "High-Scalable" instead of "High-Performance" as speed is just one of the few ingredients for a perfect database design recipe.

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Mark, one of my readers, mailed me a cool Rails console trick that allows you to check the method source without any additional gem 🚀 Thank you!

I’m back with the under the hood series, have a look 👀

I always get valuable feedback from Reddit users so I decided to introduce new element in article layout

I'm getting back in 2025 with a new article about Rails ✨

After almost 13 years, my journey with @iRonin_IT has come to an end. Working with the operations team, all the engineers, and clients was an absolute pleasure. Thank you! 🫶

Hey Ruby community 👋 I'm currently exploring new career opportunities (open to work!) 📚I’m the author of https://t.co/FRpPPoQToC, where I educate hundreds of developers on Rails & Hotwire. In my past roles, I've architected and shipped: ✅ CRM, Edtech, Fintech, marketplace

Has anyone configured VScode / Cursor + Sorbet and Ruby LSP with the Dockerized Rails app to have suggestions in the editor?

Any Rails product owners needing some coding help, please hit me up. Had some project funding get delayed and I suddenly have a bunch of time on my hands. Part time is great too. DMs are open.

That's a fair point. Recently, I rewrote the React app to Rails for one of our clients in just one day, but while my work performance improved, the overall joy of writing the code decreased, and I don't feel like I learned too much.