Tired of your Gemfile being a mess? I built Rebundler: one command to sort, group, and annotate every gem inside it. Find out more at paagman.dev/introducing-rebundler or try it out online at rebundler.dev! Curious to hear what you think ☺️
Dennis Paagman
Dennis Paagman
@dennis.paagman.dev
Freelance full stack stack Ruby on Rails dev — http://paagman.dev
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I've also made a small pre-push git hook to prevent myself from deploying broken things to Heroku, i've shared it on my website: paagman.dev/rails-local-... All in all it's a great experience and I highly recommend giving it a try, especially for smaller projects!
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After listening to about a dozen first-hand accounts, I’ve published what I know about the RubyGems takeover.
Hotwire Native is extremely future proof and the release of iOS 26 shows why → paagman.dev/hotwire-nati...
Tired of 'No route matches [GET] "/.well-known/appspecific/com.chrome.devtools.json"'? No more with this middleware 👉 paagman.dev/handling-chr...
@marcoroth.dev I have some files for you on which Herb sometimes crashes (either segfaults, crashes with a bug (try to mark T_NONE object) or a full hang where I have to `kill -9` the process), are you interested in them? I think I can share them with you, but rather not publically on Github!
Wrote up a small article on something I've implemented in my Hotwire Native app that I think is useful for everyone! This opens universal links directly in their own app, but still opens the rest in a modal. paagman.dev/deep-link-ho...
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Postgres 17 has made some improvements that can speed up Rails apps a lot (see: benoittgt.github.io/blog/postgre... by @benoittgt.bsky.social). But it's not available on Heroku yet!
I wrote up another small post about Hotwire Native! How to make 'delete' menu items stand out in the menu component. Hopefully it's useful for someone as I really like them this way 🙂 paagman.dev/make-delete-...
I wrote up a little post about how to get native sharing working with Hotwire Native → paagman.dev/hotwire-nati...
Did you know you can bundle gems directly from a GitHub gist? I didn't, and I'm wondering if anyone ever uses that 🤔 bundler.io/v2.5/man/gem...
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