Using AI to write tests is fine. Despite the popularity of the phrase TDD, most tests get written after the code they are testing anyway. But it’s important to review any AI generated code because it often hallucinates methods that don’t exist.

Mike Dalton spends 762% more time coding than tweeting shiptalkers.dev/compare?github…

Help us find this person! Rivals 2 has 8 frames of max rollback online. And we have a ton more gameplay objects than traditional fighters. We’re seeing that some players are CPU bound in the betas. We need someone to help us get it as good as possible for launch!

What should I be reading/watching to learn more about web UX and design? I can implement most designs that I see or copy another site but how do I learn to design something myself?

Do I know any of the people who ran Ruby on Ales? If not, do I know any one that knows them? I’d like to chat with them about running it.

I really like this feature in Cursor. I can find an answer to my question and change my code at the same time.

Rails Camp's newest sponsor platinum typesense |! Typesense is a fast in-memory search engine aka an open source alternative to algolia & an easier-to-use alternative to ElasticSearch 1. Typesense Semantic Search: typesense.org/docs/guide/sem… 2. ⭐️ on Github: github.com/typesense/type…

If you want to learn how to guide your LLM to write better testing, this video may help you. (it was supposed to be my lighting talk for Railsconf 😅) youtu.be/WjpeslJPT-Y

I've been working on a Hotwire Native app called Calendar Vision and it's made it to the app store! The app extracts events from photos and emails then adds them to your calendar. You can read more about it in this post and find the app store links there mikedalton.co/2025/08/27/cal…

How would you build this kind of UI element in a modern Rails app?

ICYMI: We have two awesome Rails Camp 2026 sponsors so far, check them out... ➡️ Patch Monkey (patchmonkey.io - full-service dev and design shop) cc Scott Maslar ➡️ Typesense typesense | (open source alternative to algolia / pinecone / elasticsearch) cc Jason Bosco

For any company that wants to sponsor the #SFRuby post-production videos, I will include a top-level sponsorship and featured job postings in the Ruby AI Newsletter for the next three editions

Next week is Philly.rb! Mike Dalton is joining us for an intro to Hotwire Native. If you’ve been curious about taking Rails to mobile without going all-in on Swift/Kotlin, this is a great chance to learn how teams are doing it in practice. meetup.com/phillyrb/event…

I’ll be speaking about Hotwire Native tomorrow night in Philly. Come check it out!

Thanks for having me speak about Hotwire Native at philly.rb last night!

I'll be speaking virtually about Hotwire Native on Wednesday evening at the NYC.rb meetup! Come check it out! meetup.com/nyc-rb/events/…