An Introduction to LiteStack for Ruby on Rails(blog.appsignal.com)

77 points by unripe_syntax 3 years ago | 26 comments

A Deep Dive into RSpec Tests in Ruby on Rails(blog.appsignal.com)

26 points by amalinovic 2 years ago | 1 comments

Create a Markdown Editor in Ruby on Rails(blog.appsignal.com)

33 points by amalinovic 10 months ago | 4 comments

Rails 8 Guide: Features, Requirements and Upgrade Path (2026)(blog.appsignal.com)

23 points by andreigaspar 1 month ago | 5 comments

An Introduction to Solid Queue for Ruby on Rails(blog.appsignal.com)

104 points by amalinovic 1 year ago | 46 comments

Setting up server monitoring for a Rails app on Hatchbox(blog.appsignal.com)

12 points by andreigaspar 5 months ago | 2 comments

Why Ruby on Rails still matters(contraption.co)

484 points by philip1209 1 year ago | 426 comments

Blog post by Philip I. Thomas on Contraption Co. arguing why Ruby on Rails still matters compared with Next.js.

Rewriting the Ruby parser(railsatscale.com)

480 points by kddeisz 3 years ago | 144 comments

Shopify's Rails at Scale blog post by Kevin Newton describing YARP, a new Ruby parser being merged into CRuby, and its motivations and development.

Ruby core team takes ownership of RubyGems and Bundler(ruby-lang.org)

620 points by sebiw 1 year ago | 322 comments

Official Ruby news post by matz announcing that the Ruby core team is taking ownership of the RubyGems and Bundler repositories.

What About Rails?(jardo.dev)

287 points by jrochkind1 1 month ago | 186 comments

A blog post by Jared Norman on jardo.dev titled "What About Rails?", discussing the Ruby on Rails framework.

Doing Rails Wrong(bananacurvingmachine.com)

324 points by treesenthusiast 1 year ago | 206 comments

A blog post written as a satirical dialogue about overcomplicating Rails 8 apps with Vite, Node, and npm instead of Rails' built-in tooling.

Does Ruby on Rails still make sense?(tech.dirkjonker.nl)

63 points by dajonker 6 days ago | 61 comments

Blog post arguing that Ruby on Rails and frameworks generally still make sense even as LLMs make writing code cheap.