Authors: Camila Mirabal, Tech writer, and Travis Turner, Tech Editor Topics: Developer Community, Rails, AI Regular SF Ruby Conference tickets are $450 through September 30. Meet Ruby friends, play The Pier, join small-group conversations, and explore the 2026 program in San Francisco. Not a single person in the Ruby community has told us they go to conferences for anything other than meeting new people and catching up with old friends. Our community needs that shared warmth and joy more than ever. But going to a conference alone can be intimidating. You walk into a room full of people you…
Agentic speed turned all of us into super-ICs and broke our ability to collaborate. Two types of work that both produce code, and three recipes for working together again: a safe perimeter for experiments, shared rules everybody pays for, and an intent log your agents write themselves.
The SF Ruby Startup Conference is an engineers' conference: meet the people building Ruby open source, scaling Rails in production, and shaping what agentic Rails looks like next.
SF Ruby is an engineers' conference: meet the people building Ruby open source, scaling Rails in production, and shaping what agentic Rails looks like next.
Authors: Andrey Sitnik, Author of PostCSS and Autoprefixer, Principal Frontend Engineer, and Travis Turner, Tech Editor Topics: Open Source, Developer Community, DX, Performance & scale, JavaScript How to protect your npm package from being stolen in a supply chain attack and improve its position in security ratings Here's why you should care about how you release your npm package: Supply chain attacks that steal npm packages are now a real threat, with new attacks every month. If the TanStack, Axios, or ESLint teams were hacked, you can be hacked. These days, attackers steal packages…
Evil Martians went from attempting to one-shot AI illustrations to a human-in-the-loop workflow with a dedicated illustrator. When a human owns first and last mile of this process, illustrations are crisp, high-quality and fun. Go BTS of our illustration production.
AI-assisted code generation is not free. It comes with a hidden cost: burnout. Are we dangerously ignorant to this problem? And how can we cope with it? In this post, we discuss this question.
Optional Google Analytics helps us understand visits. Microsoft Clarity records masked interactions to improve the site. Optional tools stay off unless you choose them. Privacy details.