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newDoes Ruby on Rails still make sense?tech.dirkjonker.nl
▲ 74dajonker 22d 💬 84
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new2026 Ruby on Rails Community Survey Resultsrailsdeveloper.com
▲ 7robbyrussell 26d 💬 2
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new2026 Ruby on Rails Community Survey Resultsrailsdeveloper.com
▲ 1ksec 19d discuss
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newShow HN: Kiosk, a first-class AI assistants' intefrace to online serviceskiosk.tech
▲ 3pirj 33h discuss
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newRails security releases: 8.0.5.2 and 8.1.4.1groups.google.com
▲ 5zzem 6d 💬 1
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newRails 8.0.5.2 and 8.1.4.1 released addressing 21 security issuesrubyonrails.org
▲ 2sebakubisz 6d discuss
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newAgents on Rails: Stage 3. Can a model build on its own work?rubyonrails.org
▲ 1gfortaine 27d discuss
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newThe Agents on Rails Files: enter lemans, a Ruby harness for fair agent racesevilmartians.com
▲ 2tux404 33h discuss
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newWhy Ruby on Rails still matterswww.contraption.co
▲ 524philip1209 627d 💬 458
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newWe fell out of love with Next.js and back in love with Ruby on Railshardcover.app
▲ 523mike1o1 556d 💬 519
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newRuby on Rails Audit Completeostif.org
▲ 214todsacerdoti 516d 💬 169
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newAsk HN: Would you still choose Ruby on Rails for a startup in 2025?
▲ 193dondraper36 653d 💬 175
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newShow HN: Marksmith – a GitHub-style Markdown editor for Ruby on Railsavohq.io
▲ 161adrianthedev 645d 💬 28
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newA Deep Dive into Solid Queue for Ruby on Railsblog.appsignal.com
▲ 160fbuilesv 508d 💬 47
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newWeb apps built with Ruby on Railsweuserails.com
▲ 152kyrylo 669d 💬 122
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newAn Introduction to Solid Queue for Ruby on Railsblog.appsignal.com
▲ 124amalinovic 551d 💬 54
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newRun Ruby on Rails in the browser using WebAssemblyweb.dev
▲ 97danielwetan 631d 💬 26
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newCreate a Markdown Editor in Ruby on Railsblog.appsignal.com
▲ 43amalinovic 335d 💬 6
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newThe future of AI is Ruby on Railswww.seangoedecke.com
▲ 42daviducolo 598d 💬 35
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newRuby on Rails 8 with Vite and Tailwind CSS 4medium.com
▲ 41yatish27 648d 💬 3
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newOur production Ruby on Rails stackattendlist.com
▲ 36hbroadbent 526d 💬 6
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newThe future of AI is Ruby on Railswww.seangoedecke.com
▲ 23swah 600d 💬 8
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new2026 Ruby on Rails Community Surveyrailsdeveloper.com
▲ 23mooreds 200d 💬 1
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newRuby on Rails: The Open-Source Blueprintblog.codeminer42.com
▲ 20amalinovic 496d 💬 14
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newAsk HN: Are startups still using Ruby on Rails to start new products/projects?
▲ 19zizee 402d 💬 18
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newAI Is Not Ready to Replace Junior Devs Says Ruby on Rails Creatorwww.finalroundai.com
▲ 19birdculture 295d 💬 10
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newRuby on Rails Log viewer gemgithub.com
▲ 19silva96 519d discuss
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newPerron: A Static Site Generator for Ruby on Railsperron-site.statichost.page
▲ 18Kerrick 327d 💬 2
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newShow HN: Ruby on Rails tutorial running in the browserrails-tutorial.evilmartians.io
▲ 12palkan 483d 💬 3
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newDHH at Rails World – Ruby on Rails no longer needed now because AI can make appstwitter.com
▲ 10thunderbong 47d 💬 6
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newDHH: Future of Programming, AI, Ruby on Rails, Productivity and Parenting [video]www.youtube.com
▲ 10tosh 486d discuss
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newWe Fell Out of Love with Next.js and in Love with Ruby on Rails and Inertia.jshardcover.app
▲ 9dyogenez 557d 💬 3
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newShow HN: I wrote a book on how to make iOS/Android apps with Ruby on Railswww.amazon.com
▲ 9joemasilotti 411d discuss
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newHow We Fell Out of Love with Next.js and Back in Love with Ruby on Railshardcover.app
▲ 9thunderbong 556d discuss
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newWhy I Still Use Ruby on Railsmedium.com
▲ 8thunderbong 612d 💬 3
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newRuby on Rails 8.1 Releasedrubyonrails.org
▲ 8sathishmanohar 384d discuss
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newClaudeOnRails: A framework for Ruby on Rails developers using Claude Codegithub.com
▲ 8ksec 501d discuss
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newWhy Ruby on Rails Is the Best First Framework for New Developersreinteractive.com
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