LLMs are getting better at understanding websites in real-time, but large context windows can cause them to miss key info among irrelevant content. The llms.txt file solves this by providing a compressed, LLM-friendly Markdown version of your site's important content.

https://avohq.io/blog/llms-txt-rails

Passwords have powered the web for decades—but they’re risky and hard to manage. A better way? Secure login codes: simple, safe, and free from bad password habits.

https://avohq.io/blog/passwordless-authentication-rails-no-password

If your users are moderately technical, let them write Markdown instead of forcing a WYSIWYG editor. They'll be happier and more efficient.

Commonmarker gem = CommonMark spec + GitHub-flavored Markdown for extra features your users might love 🚀

https://avohq.io/blog/github-flavored-markdown-commonmarker

Custom domains for local development in Rails can be a nice addition to our toolbox.

Trading localhost and some port number for a short and memorable domain name sounds nice, right? How about if we throw some secure connections into the mix?

https://avohq.io/blog/custom-domains-ssl-in-rails-development

How to add Sign in with Apple to a Rails app - A complete guide from Apple Developer account setup to implementation with omniauth. Reduce friction in your authentication flow and meet App Store requirements in one go.

https://avohq.io/blog/sign-in-with-apple-rails

Markdown is great for rich, portable content—but image handling in most editors is clunky. In this tutorial, we’ll add image upload support to EasyMDE using Rails and Active Storage.

https://avohq.io/blog/markdown-image-uploads-easy-mde-rails

📝 Need to highlight info or embed content in your Markdown editor? Standard formatting falls short! Shortcodes & callouts let you add rich components without knowing the underlying code. A game-changer for creating dynamic, visually engaging content.

https://avohq.io/blog/marksmith-shortcodes