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Turn plans into production-ready code. AI supplemented, powered by 16y of experience in development 🚀 Bye to SaaS templates and generators 👋 By @pdabrowski6

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@railsagent
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1 year
Long time no see! 👋 Bye to the UI-based app. Welcome the first prototype of the Rails Agent. From single prompt to starter application without hallucinations.
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@railsagent
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2 years
Mokkku will be part of the AI-related modules on the platform. It will generate real-world fixtures for testing and data for development / staging env. It's open-sourced now
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Mokkku is a simple library to provide fake data that is unique for your project. You can easily use LLM like GPT, Gemini, or Claude to fill the mock that based on your database schema. - impactahea...
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@railsagent
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2 years
You can join the waitlist and be notified when the new app version is ready to test. Testing will be done in batches, so the sooner you sign up, the faster you get access.
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@railsagent
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2 years
Progress ✌️
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@railsagent
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2 years
New CLI in action - simple skeleton for Netflix like app
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@railsagent
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2 years
In the previous version, once you created the plan, file generation took around a minute. In v2, the process will take only a few seconds from running the command to having the files on disk.
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@railsagent
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2 years
Rails Plan v2 x Claude 3.5 Sonnet
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@railsagent
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2 years
Long time no see! After a few successful tests, I decided to rewrite the app, improve the UI, and prepare the architecture to benefit from LLMs
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@railsagent
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2 years
Remember the DHH video in 2005 about building a simple blog in 15 minutes? How about packing 10x more features in the same amount of time without any DSL-like stuff that is hard to extend?
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@railsagent
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2 years
The platform will be offline for some time. So many changes are being introduced that it was better to collect them all and re-launch. Stay tuned!
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@railsagent
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2 years
Scaffolding is nothing new, but the first version is now available on the platform. In the future, you will be able to scaffold the whole templates with Tailwind or Bootstrap
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@railsagent
Rails Agent
2 years
Tired of configuring Devise models over and over again? You can now add it from UI and turn existing models into Devise ones
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@railsagent
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2 years
You can now easily define the column as an enum, and the model definition will be generated automatically (including factories and seeds)
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@railsagent
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2 years
Support for database indices is in place. Plan your Rails models and improve performance at the same time
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@railsagent
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2 years
Turn the database schema plan into migrations, models, and test data. Convention over configuration. So far the active storage is set by default to handle files, but it will change in future releases
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@railsagent
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2 years
Work in progress: automation of database schema and model creation. The column value will be used to generate proper fixtures and test data
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@railsagent
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2 years
It was a nice coding marathon. It's time to focus on building the first components for the marketplace and then back to adding more features. FYI the interface is now more user friendly
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@railsagent
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2 years
The heart of the platform will be the marketplace, where you can find tested and up-to-date Rails components. Each component will contain: - description - configuration description - required environment variables - dependencies - files with code
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@railsagent
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2 years
Selection session. When I plan a certain #Ruby on #Rails feature, I would like to browse all components in the marketplace and add it to the given feature plan with one click.
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@railsagent
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2 years
Features are the next functionality. When you plan a new feature, you probably have in mind what kind of libraries you need. It would be nice to have them grouped along with code snippets you can use straight away when you start development.
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