Tony Stenberg

Python at work. Playing with Ruby and Elixir in my spare time.

[Dave Lucia @davydog187]

Announcing https://t.co/dIPm7iCS7I 🎉

The new home for Lua, the pure-Elixir Lua 5.3 VM for @elixirlang.

Scriptable, sandboxed, stupid easy.

Embed untrusted code (AI agent tools, user formulas, plugins) all on the BEAM, zero NIFs.

Plus a live playground 👇

[David Backeus @dbackeus]

Reason #155 to love Ruby: Treating nil values as strings with to_s

https://t.co/j3Bxs5T5vp

[Carmine Paolino @paolino]

RubyLLM 1.16 will have Rails-style instrumentation!

https://t.co/osZnOF20DM

[José Valim @josevalim]

Woot! The Tidewave gem for Rails has crossed 1M downloads: https://t.co/WK44NEvlmo

https://t.co/KNZbk8apeI is the best way to use coding agents for building web applications and we will have some more exciting updates soon! Give it a try!

[Daniel Bergholz @danielbergholz]

Blog post for those who prefer text over video:
https://t.co/HLh7i1dvjX

[Rob Zolkos @robzolkos]

A Pi-normous amount of Pi content being made by the community. Trying to capture it all here https://t.co/UMPygG6DEw Let me know any I've missed.

[David Backeus @dbackeus]

Reason #153 to love Ruby: One-liner while and until loops

https://t.co/HQHqnSAhy1

[David Backeus @dbackeus]

Reason #152 to love Ruby: `until` loops

https://t.co/0pZkWqDAKx

[Daniel Bergholz @danielbergholz]

Banger videos coming soon 👀

[David Backeus @dbackeus]

Wrapping up block appreciation week with:

Reason #151 to love Ruby: Using blocks for connection pooling

https://t.co/QV9gpkqi5R

[David Backeus @dbackeus]

Reason #150 to love Ruby: Using blocks for temporary state changes

https://t.co/T3BHWFh2QM

[Brad Gessler @bradgessler]

Claude/Codex + Elixir + Phoenix + LiveView is such an insane superpower.

The entire stack, from low-level distributed systems modeling all the way up to the UI, is all built in one language & runtime that's easy to reason through.

[Danila Poyarkov @dan_note]

Polished a bit the Elixir port of Kamal by @dmkenney

https://t.co/DiPbqIrf2e

[Irina Nazarova @inazarova]

Super cool news tonight: Rails realtime now runs on the server of your choice 🔥🔥🔥

Vova’s Action Cable server adapterization PR was merged 🥳. Same Channel and Connection code, swappable runtime underneath: Falcon, Fibers, async-cable.

This is the groundwork AnyCable has been proving in production for years, now landing in Rails itself.

People credit Rails’ longevity to DX. I think the secret behind it is adapterization pattern: every layer hides a default behind an interface, so the framework absorbs each new wave of innovation without a rewrite. Others wire it up with extra services. In Rails you swap the implementation as you wish, keeping the code intact.

Two years in the making, with
@ioquatix, @matthewd and @rafaelfranca steering the reviews. Congrats @palkan_tula 🥳

[Bart Blast @Bart_Blast]

Hey Elixir friends! :) Hologram v0.9 is out - now with Realtime! ⚡

Your Elixir server can push updates straight to the browser - no polling, no JavaScript. Broadcast an action, and it runs on every subscribed client, in pure Elixir.

Plus the with special form, AI assistant support, and a new mix holo task.

https://t.co/MLwHHfc9Vw

[José Valim @josevalim]

I merged a new version of the Tidewave gem for Rails. Fewer dependencies, fewer mocks, no global state, no rspec. All green in our internal CI too.

Would you folks kindly give the main branch a try and report back? https://t.co/BV2ZlXRx2I

[David Backeus @dbackeus]

Reason #146 to love Ruby: Using blocks for configuration

https://t.co/QlGkv6bsby

[DHH @dhh]

Basecamp 5 is live! And the new website is a throwback to a simpler time. Just show the damn product. Just list the features. Yes, it's agent accessible, but it's not agent hysteric. https://t.co/axaNKqnq9L

[Jorge Manrubia @jorgemanru]

Lexxy is now at a production-Basecamp quality level.

Getting there has required a huge amount of work. Amazing effort led by Samuel Péchèr and @zoltanhosszu.

https://t.co/v7PbRzPHWM

[James Hibbard @jchibbard]

🐚 Rubish is a UNIX shell written entirely in Ruby that parses shell syntax into Ruby code. It supports Bash and zsh-style workflows while exposing a fully embeddable Ruby REPL API. #Ruby https://t.co/4iPvbtJqWZ