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A huge editor upgrade is in the works for Action Text. No Trix, no House, no Tiptap, no ProseMirror. A drop-in replacement that will take rich text editing to the next level in Rails, and lay a foundation far better than anything we ever had with Trix. We will start using it

After having suffered HTML5 Cache manifest back in the day (now deprecated), for some reason, I always thought service workers would be a fantastic solution for the same problem. After some exposure, I now think this problem must be difficult enought to require three takes.

Safari really is the new IE sometimes

This ain't Duke Nuke Forever

X removed the first markdown shortcut in the video 🙈. Here you can see it fully: youtu.be/ofKASO7KXaw?si…

The days of Trix have been numbered. Very excited for this next generation of Action Text that Jorge has been cooking.

I love when folks who have built their brand on bitterness and spite explain why others don’t feel welcome in the Rails community. I imagine them having a Sixth Sense-style realization one day.

product manager using their 16” M4 Max Macbook Pro to open JIRA

Completely agree. LLMs being possible should feel like insane magic.

I find JavaScript’s # syntax for private members visually jarring. It’s great that the language supports this, but seeing # sprinkled everywhere adds a lot of noise. I’d much prefer if privacy were indicated only in the member declaration, or even better, handled through grouped

I find that speed is a major factor when coding with AI. The moment you switch to agents or complex reasoning, you’re often stuck waiting, sometimes for minutes. I’m sure my usage patterns will evolve as things speed up, but right now, I default to fast/simple (GPT-4o, Grok,

If I ever complain about anything AI-related, let me be clear: - Modern AI feels more like sorcery than technology. If you’d told me five years ago this was coming, I wouldn’t have believed it. - I have way more fun programming now, and I’m far more productive, thanks to AI. So