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Live reload is an incredible tool for developers looking to boost their productivity. In this tutorial, I will walk you through implementing live reload in your Ruby on ...

In this Tailwind CSS tutorial, we'll explore how to add an interactive, mouse-tracking glow effect to web elements using just JavaScript and Tailwind CSS. This simple ye...

In the realm of Ruby on Rails and background job processing, Solid Queue is the newest contender. Solid Queue is a robust alt...

In the Ruby on Rails world, we often leverage tools like node.js and yarn as a build step for front-end tooling like Tai...

Inspired by Jorge Manrubia’s talk from Railsworld I wanted to try out morphing which is coming to [Turbo 8](https://g...

In Ruby on Rails, naming models is more than just a convention. It's about clarity, efficiency, and ensuring your app is easy to manage. Here's a guide to help you name ...

This tutorial guides you through creating a custom Tailwind CSS plugin to add a variety of button styles. It is an excellent way to rinse and reuse button components in...

Welcome to my latest Let’s Build series, where we'll build a supplement stack sharing app using Ruby on Rails.

Over time, I’ve added several [these builds](https://we...

Rails provides convenient built-in Time and Date formats that allow developers to work efficiently. While these default formats serve most applications well, there are i...

Love them or hate them, I find callbacks are like strapping a supercharger to Ruby on Rails apps. With sprinklings of these throughout your app, you can automate quite a...

If you've ever been in the somewhat exhausting position of choosing a web framework for your next project, you know it's a pivotal decision.

In this blog post, I will...

For nearly every meaningful project I've taken on, there's always been a landing page first to help me market and semi-validate an idea.

Tons of tools exist to captur...