Working on a new gem called Rails Pulse — real-time performance monitoring built just for Rails apps. No setup, no external services. Just visit /rails_pulse and see where your app needs attention. More details in the thread 👇

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TIL They are the same actor 🤯

So we know that rails notes and localhost:3000/rails/info/notes gives us a list of repo TODO annotations (+ FIXME and OPTIMIZE) TIL that you can also pass specific annotations to do things like this:

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Is v0 and cursor still the best option to start a project and modify or is there anything else working these days? I have been using v0 to start the project or to get the pages design and then I move it to cursor where I modify the code as needed

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Twitter Driven Development Or X Driven Development Imo TDD makes more sense

A nice optimization was merged, which makes Rails batching over whole (or almost whole) tables even faster. 🎉 github.com/rails/rails/pu…

Coming soon: Rails New, a series for absolute beginners. From installing Ruby on Rails to shipping your first app, typecraft will walk you through building with #Rails step by step, no prior experience required. If you're curious about @Rails, this is the place to start. The

What does everyone want to see on their Rails performance dashboard? This is what I've mocked up so far but I would love suggestions on what to add or remove.

Clickable editor links just landed in Rails main! A very nice addition, I'm sure this will make debugging just a tiny bit more comfortable. Now I just need to make it work with my trusty Nvim 🧐

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New Rails learning resources for beginners: • An add‑on tutorial to add Sign Up to your e‑commerce app • A new video series with Typecraft (in case you missed it) • A dedicated Tutorials hub to hold it all Read an update on Education work by the Rails Foundation here:

Rails now has a `credentials:fetch` command. This is useful to extract a credential and add to Kamal secrets, for example: KAMAL_REGISTRY_PASSWORD=$(rails credentials:fetch kamal.registry_password) No need to use rails runner just for that anymore! github.com/rails/rails/pu…

I added my first Claude agent for writing rspec tests in the spirit of thoughtbot

The next Rails version will have an optimization to enqueue many emails at once github.com/rails/rails/pu… (if the active job adapter supports bulk enqueuing, like sidekiq). Very useful for batch operations and can greatly reduce the number of round-trips to the queue datastore.