Longreads
Why JetRockets Sponsors Tropical on Rails
At JetRockets, Ruby on Rails isn’t just a technology choice, but the foundation of how we build, scale, and support long-term products for our c...
A JetRockets Response to WIRED’s “Ruby Is Not a Serious Programming Language”
At JetRockets, we’ve spent over a decade building and scaling software products on Ruby on Rails. So when WIRED argues that Ruby is “not serious...
From Rails to App Store in Days: Native Mobile Apps with Hotwire Native
Ruby on Rails was created with the idea that one developer can do it all. Now this philosophy extends to mobile development! With Hotwire Native, y...
What Is Vibe Coding
What is vibe coding? It is the next major shift in how modern software is created and maintained. Instead of relying solely on manual programmin...
Function Calling in Ruby: how to create intelligent AI Agents
Large Language Models (LLMs) are powerful, but, in general, they're limited to the knowledge in their training data. What if your AI needs to se...
Building a resilient AI Client in Ruby with Stoplight and Ruby_LLM
Calling external AI providers (like OpenAI, Gemini, or Claude) is a common task in modern web applications. However, these services can sometime...
CSS Scroll Snap for Overflow Elements
Creating smooth, native-feeling horizontal tab navigation is essential for modern web applications. CSS Scroll Snap provides an elegant solution th...
Creating an Accordion Without JavaScript Using the HTML `<details>` Tag
An accordion is a popular UI component that allows you to hide and show content on click. Usually, JavaScript is used to create it, but HTML provid...
Async Modal on Rails with Native <dialog> Element
In this post, I'll show you how to create asynchronous modal windows in Rails using Turbo Frames and the native <dialog> element. This approa...
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