I’ve been using AI to write nearly all my code for months, and I have access to tools that enable me to work on multiple tasks in parallel.
I’m more productive than ever, yet end the day feeling like I’m not doing enough.
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Daniel Pence
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Daniel Pence
@danieldpence
Front-End things @clickfunnels by day. 24/7 Husband and Dad. I ❤️ Ruby, Rails, modern JavaScript. Guitar nerd.
Nashville, TN Beigetreten Eylül 2014
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I can build things now that would've taken me months before, which is exciting. But I've also got like twelve projects spinning in my head at once and my brain is tired in a way it never used to be.
I don’t know what to do with that, but there it is.
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@andrewculver The future? I’m not sure I would go that far, but it definitely makes building highly interactive front ends with JS frameworks backed by Rails much, much easier. Completely negates the need to build an API layer to power the front end. It’s really great.
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Rails people, is Inertia Rails the real future of the frontend on Rails? I am hearing this more and more.
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@hopsoft I had a feeling that's where you were going with this 🙃
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I've been using AI to generate 100% of my code over the last few months. This is what I've learned about how to get the best results:
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@leenyburger I second @monarch_money. Full featured, great UX and no ads since it’s a paid sub but worth it IMO.
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If you budget with a partner, what's your favorite method/software/tool?
We used to use mint (rip) but it was too nitpicky for us so we didn't keep up with it.
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The web platform has always been the solution to the Rails UI component problem.
Adam Wathan@adamwathan
We've been hacking on a "vanilla" version of Headless UI that uses custom elements and no framework. Just a <script> tag pointed at a CDN, and you can build custom dropdowns, dialogs, popovers, tabs, and more, without writing any JS at all ✨ Love letter to our Rails users ❤️
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@andrewculver I can't explain it, but I just tried this and completely agree - doing this from now on.
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Game changer! 😮 Did this today and it’s 100X better!
brian lowery@bdlowery
@levelsio Just took my creatine so I made a tutorial. Best way to take your creatine hands down no meme.
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@kirplatonov We ran into this exact issue when we integrated with a certain 3rd party script. Incredibly frustrating but we ended up solving it the same way. 🤘🏻
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Did you know that in Hotwire Turbo you can customize page renderer to replace only part of the page instead of the whole body? 🔥
Very handy when you have 3rd party scripts with iframe (like HelpScout/Intercom/Stripe) that shouldn't be reloaded during navigation.
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This looks awesome. Looking forward to taking it for a spin.
Adrian Marin 🥑 avohq.io@adrianthedev
I'm super happy to release Marksmith. This is the Markdown editor I wanted in Rails since forever. Today it's here. - Seamless text input - Quick Preview - ActiveStorage integration - List Continuation - Media Library integration - MIT and ready to use avohq.io/blog/ruby-on-r…
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Daniel Pence retweetet
Over the past decade, ClickFunnels has evolved from a tool into a movement—a thriving community, a marketing hub, and the backbone of countless businesses.
ClickFunnels 2.0 wasn’t just an upgrade; it became the standard. So, we’re dropping “2.0.” It’s just ClickFunnels now—the ultimate platform for launching, growing & scaling.
Same mission. Bold new vibe. We make entrepreneurship easy (and fun!). You built a dream—now build it a funnel. 🚀
#DreamBigDoBig #FunnelYourWayToSuccess #ClickFunnels
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@amacarthur iPhone 12, 83/128GB in use... no idea how I get by on so little 🤷♂️
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How much storage does your iPhone have? (Is it too much/too little?)
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@andrewculver always represents the engineering team at @clickfunnels so well! Proud to get to work alongside him daily!
Andrew Culver@andrewculver
Had a blast joining Russell and Todd on stage at Funnel Hacking Live for Q&A about the biggest feature releases of the year. Our team crushed it this year! 💪
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Daniel Pence retweetet
This is the part of the equation that's so often left out of this. Sure, if you raise $50m to do a calendar/todolist/issue tracker, you can afford to throw dozens of engineers at every micro optimization. If you play with your own money, you pick profitable problems to solve.
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@_swanson You literally said so in the post… my eyes went straight to the screen shots 🤦♂️
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@danieldpence I need to run some other code to open the drawer, animate, etc
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Here is a Stimulus controller that comes in handy: `event`
Use it to emit CustomEvent that other controllers can listen for. Here I use it on a button to emit an event to open a drawer and load the provided URL as the content of the drawer.
Certainly other ways to achieve this, but this has worked well for me
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If you're using Tailwind IntelliSense extension in VSCode with @rails, it won't work with embedded ruby. However, if you add this to your settings.json, it will:
"tailwindCSS.experimental.classRegex": ["class:\\s*\"([^\"]*)\"", "class:\\s*'([^']*)'"],
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This looks super cool, excited to give it a spin.
Julien Bourdeau@julienbourdeau
Introducing the Rails Debugbar gem. debugbar.dev I've been working on this on and off since December and I think the first version is ready. Please try it with your @rails project and let me know! Otherwise, there is a demo on the website (not mobile friendly 🙈)
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