Tracy Atteberry

I love RSS feeds.

Not long ago I wrote about my search for a process (as in daemons) management tool to manage webservers, build watch processes, etc. across many different projects.

Does your frontend AI skill give you a site that looks like all the other AI sites?

The inertia problem When I start working on a project, I open a terminal and start a few processes.

AI lets you ship faster than ever.

Creating a gem that writes your missing tests No new project survives contact with the real world unscathed.

A few days ago I built a tool called JoyConf: a real-time audience feedback system that lets speakers see emoji reactions floating up in the corner of their presentation while they’re talking.

I built a live emoji reaction app for my upcoming talk I have a talk coming up in a few weeks.

Building MockOpenAI: a weekend MVP story Last weekend I built and published a Ruby gem.

Documentation search: When your Rails app needs which approach Imagine spending an afternoon watching a developer tear out a perfectly functional search feature.