In Hotwire projects, I'm too focused on doing the optimal thing. With Inertia, I have no idea whether its optimal so I'm not spending time worrying about that. Anybody else notice this?

Java is chilling on the beach drinking coffee. The web is surfing. OLAP has not a care in the world and is about to crash into the beach. The internet is fast??? I’m out of ideas for the yacht metaphor.

Database systems concepts

I love buying old comp sci books in the used book store. They don’t make covers like this anymore.

I mostly use Claude but I've been trying Codex recently. I'm confused by the sandbox concept. Most things work the same but it cant run Rails System tests. It also never asks me to approve code before it writes it. How can I get it to behave like Claude?

I’ll be speaking about Hotwire Native tomorrow at Chicago Ruby! Join in person or virtually via the Zoom link below.

February's SF Ruby Meetup is now live on YouTube!

We met at @sentry.io and had talks from:

- Neil Manvar

- Sohil Kshirsagar

- Mike Dalton (@kcdragon.bsky.social)

- Vladimir Dementyev (@palkan.bsky.social)

- Brandon Weaver (@baweaver.bsky.social)

Watch Feb's recording:

I’ll be there! Will you be around that week?

I thought for sure this was a troll account.

Maybe the question you asked their support team exceeded the 5 Boolean question quota?

Revealing Rails Magic with Enums, Tue, Feb 17, 2026, 5:30 PM | Meetup “Rails magic” is a term many people use to describe the ease with which Rails helps you go from zero to working app so quickly. However, like all other frameworks, there’s

This month @meg-gutshall.bsky.social will be joining @phillyrb.org to break down the ActiveRecord Enums module. Don't miss out on this talk breaking down some of the "rails magic" that you may be taking for granted. RSVP here: www.meetup.com/phillyrb/eve...

This effect is so cool but so unnecessary lol

Hotwire Native OAuth Bridge Component Learn how to implement OAuth in a Hotwire Native application

Check out the details in this post. mikedalton.co/2026/01/26/h...

How are others doing this? Is there a simper approach?

I’ve talked at a couple events recently about Hotwire Native and how to implement OAuth in a Hotwire Native app. The approach I take is to authenticate in a system browser which allows you to keep most of the logic the same between web and native apps.

Introduction to Hotwire Native: Build iOS and Android apps with Ruby on Rails, Wed, Jan 14, 2026, 5:30 PM | Meetup **Talk Abstract** Hotwire Native is a set of JavaScript, iOS and Android libraries that allow developers to build iOS and Android apps with native capabilities using mostly

I'll be speaking virtually about Hotwire Native on Wednesday evening at the NYC.rb meetup! Come check it out! www.meetup.com/nyc-rb/event...

I'm pretty tired of 1password. They removed Dropbox support, forced everyone to subscribe. I wouldn't recommend it for someone new to password managers but I've been dragging my feet on switching myself.

They are saying it was a mistake and rolling out a fix but regardless its really concerning that a password manager doesn't have enough controls in place to prevent this or at least identify it before the community does.

1Password Chrome extension is incorrectly manipulating <code> blocks | 1Password Community The latest 1Password Chrome extension is incorrectly manipulating the DOM within &lt;code&gt; blocks on static pages. It looks it's using prism.js to try to...

I've been driving myself crazy trying to figure out why syntax highlighting is not working on my personal site. It turns out @1password.bsky.social introduced a change to their Chrome extension that deletes elements in code tags. www.1password.community/discussions/...

There’s a sidekiq feature called unique jobs that can do this. Though it might only be for certain tiers. There may be an alternative open source implementation.

Gonna stream again in a little under an hour! Come join and help me decide what I should do next. UX or new features??

Looking forward to seeing a lot of mustaches at @blueridgeruby.com !

Thanks for having me speak about Hotwire Native at Philly.rb last night!

Tomorrow night I’ll be speaking about Hotwire Native at Philly.rb. Come check it out!

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Not the boo box!

I did the exact same thing (left Evernote for Obsidian) and I also don’t love it. Looking forward to see what recs you get.

Thanks Cody!

Introduction to Hotwire Native: Build iOS and Android apps with Ruby on Rails, Tue, Dec 16, 2025, 5:30 PM | Meetup Hotwire Native is a set of JavaScript, iOS and Android libraries that allow developers to build iOS and Android apps with native capabilities using mostly Ruby on Rails. Mi

Next week is Philly.rb! @kcdragon.bsky.social is joining us for an intro to Hotwire Native. If you’ve been curious about taking Rails to mobile without going all-in on Swift/Kotlin, this is a great chance to learn how teams are doing it in practice.

RSVP here: www.meetup.com/phillyrb/eve...

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Nice. Where do you usually go?

Day 1 - Advent of Code 2025

I just completed "Secret Entrance" - Day 1 - Advent of Code 2025 #AdventOfCode adventofcode.com/2025/day/1

RBQ Conf is officially cookin’.

Our CFP is open, and we’re looking for sponsors who want to support a warm, community-first Ruby gathering in Austin.

If you’ve got a meaty idea to share—or want to help bring year one to life—we’d love to hear from you.

rbqconf.com