inertia_i18n simplifies i18n integration between Rails backends and Inertia.js frontends, streamlining translation management and delivery for Inertia-powered applications.
A JSON Logic implementation that actually works: ShinyJsonLogic
A new Ruby JSON Logic gem provides 92% standards compliance, Ruby 2.7+ compatibility, zero dependencies, and reliable cross-language rule sharing with JavaScript.
Static typing in Ruby only works if type narrowing reflects how we actually write Rub
Type Guard in Steep enables real type narrowing for union types, framework predicates like present?, and user-defined methods, improving Rails type checking.
Layered project context and documentation enable AI-assisted development to accelerate app delivery and require communication skills more than fast coding.
Ruby 4.0.0 introduces ZJIT while improving Ractor concurrency and internal performance; ZJIT is faster than the interpreter but not yet as fast as YJIT.
When we talk about programming or human languages, things get interesting
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As developers, we often debate whether tests should be clever and optimized, or simple and easy to understand. After years of working with large codebases, I've learned that clarity always wins.
State machines changed the way I design workflows in Ruby.
State machines structure Ruby/Rails workflows, making logic clean, predictable, and easier to maintain across payments, approvals, integrations, and backend processes.