Vladimir Dementyev

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Vladimir DementyevJan 31, 2025
Ruby CentralJan 31, 2025

🚨 Call for Proposals (CFPs) NOW OPEN for RailsConf 2025! 🚨

Do you want to be part of the legacy of RailsConf and have a lasting impact on the community?

This is your chance to apply to speak!

After nearly 20 years, RailsConf 2025 in Philadelphia will be the final RailsConf—celebrating the Rails community, where we’ve been, and where the ecosystem is headed. https://buff.ly/40WvU6c

RailsConf 2025: Call for Speakers

RailsConf is the world’s longest-running gathering for the Rails community. Since 2006, we have brought together developers and enthusiasts of all lev...

Vladimir DementyevJan 31, 2025
Thomas Steiner Jan 31, 2025
📢 Ruby on Rails on #WebAssembly, the full-stack in-browser journey: https://web.dev/blog/ruby-on-rails-on-webassembly. Fantastic article by @palkan in which he describes how to get a Ruby ♦️ on Rails blog running fully in the browser thanks to #Wasm.
Ruby on Rails on WebAssembly, the full-stack in-browser journey  |  web.dev

Ruby on Rails' famous blog in 15 minutes now runs right in your browser thanks to WebAssembly.

web.dev
Vladimir DementyevOct 18, 2024
Marco RothOct 2, 2024

Love to see efforts like this!

h/t @palkan!

He also released `actioncable-next` as a gem so you can try it in your apps today!

https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/50979

Action Cable server adapterization by palkan · Pull Request #50979 · rails/rails

Motivation / Background This PR aims to make Action Cable more flexible and extensible as a library/framework by separating low-level, implementation specific details (e.g., handling WebSockets, de...

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Vladimir DementyevApr 11, 2024
Evil MartiansApr 9, 2024

In this post, Svyatoslav Kryukov examines approaches to API documentation and why a documentation-first approach is beneficial. Plus, a new Ruby gem to help with the proposed workflow, and tips and tricks for making the switch.

https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/let-there-be-docs-a-documentation-first-approach-to-rails-api-development

Let there be docs! A documentation-first approach to Rails API development—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog

We examine approaches to API documentation, with a case for why the documentation-first approach is beneficial, plus, we'll not only introduce a new Ruby gem, Skooma, that will be a revelation for those who are ready to follow this path, you can also read on for practical tips and advice for jumping in.

evilmartians.com
Vladimir DementyevOct 25, 2023
BenoitOct 25, 2023
Yesterday I spoke about @palkan 's book "Layered Rails Application" at my local Meetup "Nantes.rb".