Just found a good CSS library for your MVP 🫰
https://picocss.com/
https://picocss.com/
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Anna Gavrilova
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Solopreneur | Web2 & Web3 | Matcha 🍵 lover | Ruby on Rails ♥️
I wrote a guide on how to set up #daisyui. The most elegant way.
It works even if you don’t have js in your #rails project.
https://kotogavr.vercel.app/blog/ruby-on-rails-daisyui-setup
Ruby on Rails DaisyUI Setup. The Most Elegant Way. Bonus: icons
Easily set up DaisyUI in your Rails project with my guide. Perfect for those who want to avoid unnecessary Node.js packages and maintain a clean interface written in Ruby. No need to install JavaScript at all. Enjoy a streamlined, efficient setup without the bloat.
Paul Sadauskas ✊ ResistI love this idea from @kotogavr
https://ruby.social/@kotogavr/112495584388210864
I turned it into a copy/pastable gist: https://gist.github.com/paul/7da6e74efa3a682c4e0aa5885b18915c
Anna Gavrilova (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image Did you know you can auto-fix Ruby code style with RuboCop right after generating files in Rails? Add this snippet to your application.rb file, and every time you generate a scaffold, model, etc., they will be auto-corrected. #RailsTip
Did you know you can auto-fix Ruby code style with RuboCop right after generating files in Rails?
Add this snippet to your application.rb file, and every time you generate a scaffold, model, etc., they will be auto-corrected.
How to install #UnoCSS in #Rails project.
Short blogpost with bonus!
https://kotogavr.vercel.app/blog/install-unocss-in-rails-project
instead of using #foreman, I started using #hivemind for rails.
it's faster, offers better logging, and requires 0 setup.
Learn more here: https://evilmartians.com/opensource/hivemind
P.S. Or maybe you are already using overmind. I'm curious, what use case does it cover for you?
##rails #rubyonrails
I have MacBook and recently I switched from Alacritty terminal to iTerm2 in order to use nvim.
iTerm2 has tabs, splits and macOS native but still has phantom scrolling issues so I need to reopen the project every time it happens.
I definitely need to check if I can turn off this scrolling behavior but anyways, any terminal suggestions?
Wrote an article about how to setup Ruby on Rails project from scratch with all necessary extensions and gems.
https://kotogavr.vercel.app/blog/best-workflow-to-create-ruby-on-rails-project