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.

Make tmux pretty and usable (2024)(hamvocke.com)

417 points by speckx 6 months ago | 254 comments

Blog post by Ham Vocke explaining how to customize tmux.conf to make tmux look nicer and easier to use.

Living in the Weimar Era of Ruby(blog.julik.nl)

71 points by julik 14 days ago | 38 comments

Blog post by Julik Tarkhanov critiquing DHH's RailsWorld keynote and reflecting on the state of the Ruby and Rails community.

The Overengineered Resume with Zola, JSON Resume, Weasyprint, and Nix (2023)(ktema.org)

168 points by ahamez 2 years ago | 103 comments

TypeChat(microsoft.github.io)

482 points by DanRosenwasser 3 years ago | 145 comments

Microsoft blog post introducing TypeChat, an experimental library that uses TypeScript type definitions to get type-safe structured responses from LLMs.

Matz 2/2: The trajectory of Ruby's growth, Open-Source Software today etc.(en.kaigaiiju.ch)

98 points by kibitan 10 months ago | 50 comments

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.

What Happened to HackerOne?(blog.teknogeek.io)

352 points by hipparchus 2 months ago | 181 comments

Blog post by security engineer and bug bounty hunter Joel Margolis examining what has changed at the bug bounty platform HackerOne.

The highest-ranking personal blogs of Hacker News(refactoringenglish.com)

396 points by sharjeelsayed 1 year ago | 113 comments

An interactive leaderboard from Refactoring English ranking personal blog domains by their total Hacker News score, filterable by date range.

The 70% problem: Hard truths about AI-assisted coding(addyo.substack.com)

482 points by mooreds 1 year ago | 369 comments

Addy Osmani's Substack essay on why AI coding tools get developers about 70% of the way, and how to rethink expectations of AI-assisted development.

Why Janet? (2023)(ianthehenry.com)

424 points by yacin 4 months ago | 231 comments

Ian Henry's 2023 blog post arguing why programmers should try Janet, a small Lisp dialect, and promoting his free book about it.

The Twitter API is now effectively unmaintained(snarfed.org)

363 points by edent 3 years ago | 461 comments

Ryan Barrett's blog post arguing the Twitter API is effectively unmaintained, citing the decline of Twitter employee posts on the developer forum.