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This is a followup to my recent lightning talk and writeup about i18n in Rails and how it can be useful even when we’re not translating our applications.

This is mostly a transcript of my recent lightning talk on i18n in Rails, go watch that if you prefer your content in video form.

A lightning talk exploring i18n in Rails and how it can be helpful to us even when we’re not translating our applications into other languages.

David Celis recently published a thoughtful piece on Rails governance in response to the latest troubling blog post from DHH, the creator of Rails.

After a four year absence it’s time to get back on the yearnotes train!

I’ve written previously about using --patch to interactively stage changes.

I recently appeared on the Maintainable Software podcast with Robby Russell.

This week I wrote about the reasons why you might need an ActiveRecord connection pool larger than the number of configured Puma threads.

The standard advice goes: set your Rails database’s connection pool to have as many connections as you have Puma threads.

Even if you’re diligent and regularly delete merged and stale branches you may still find it hard to pick out a particular branch from the alphabetically-sorted output of git branch.