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Marco Roth

@marcoroth_

Full-Stack Web Developer • OSS Contributor • Electronic Music Addict • Ruby/Rails, JavaScript/Stimulus • Hotwire Contributors Team • @StimulusReflex Core ✌🏼

Basel, Switzerland Katılım Kasım 2011
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Marco Roth@marcoroth_·
At @Rails World 2025, I introduced ReActionView, an initiative to explore what's possible in the Rails view layer for 2025 and beyond. As part of this, I announced Herb::Engine, an ActionView-compatible ERB engine built on top of the HTML-aware Herb Parser. #RailsWorld2025
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I had a great time at the Ruby Community Conference last week! The mix of the pre-conference meetup, the conference day itself, and the social activities afterward made for a really great experience. Looking forward to coming back for a future edition! 🙌
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What a weekend ❤️ Ruby Community Conference 2026 - thank you to our speakers, partners, sponsors and the amazing community. 📸 Photos: Conference: facebook.com/media/set/?set… Workshops: facebook.com/media/set/?set… KRUG: facebook.com/media/set/?set… We’ll be back 👀

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@jflcode Its so useful and will also open up another set of really interesting tooling 🙌
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Now that Herb v0.9 is out, we can start advancing the tooling around `<%= render %>` calls, find unused partials, and build up a graph to understand which partials are referenced from which views! This is also going to be very essential for reactivity.
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Herb v0.9 is here! 🌿 This release focused on stability, compatibility, and deepening Herb's understanding of HTML+ERB templates. Featuring Action View helper support, Prism AST nodes, new linter rules, a faster linter CLI, new language server features, and engine bug fixes. 🚀

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@evdevdev Awesome, we have a few more advanced things planned with strict locals! 🙌
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Evan Arnold
Evan Arnold@evdevdev·
I really appreciated that Herb added strict local checking in v0.9 (thanks @marcoroth_ ), and I really loved that Claude was able to fix 30 partials one (multi-agent) shot.
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Kevin Newton
Kevin Newton@kddnewton·
You could use this to build, for example, an extremely fast formatter for a programming language written in C.
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Kevin Newton@kddnewton·
I built a C99 single-header implementation of the Wadler A Prettier Printer algorithm. It's... very fast. Most nodes in the tree are alloc-free because of tagged pointers. It caches flat width for very fast layout. Happy with it. github.com/kddnewton/pp
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Irina Nazarova
Irina Nazarova@inazarova·
My biggest project (Martian internal tooling, Solaris) is running on Herb and ReactionView and this release is bringing something for me too, which is so cool! Join in!
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Herb v0.9 is here! 🌿 This release focused on stability, compatibility, and deepening Herb's understanding of HTML+ERB templates. Featuring Action View helper support, Prism AST nodes, new linter rules, a faster linter CLI, new language server features, and engine bug fixes. 🚀

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Adrian Marin 🥑 avohq.io@adrianthedev·
The kindest person I know and one of the pillars of our Ruby community, @marcoroth_ loves Open Source at RuCoCo
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Drazen@kingdrale·
Action View Tag Helper Support in Herb v0.9 by @marcoroth_ is so useful and cool.
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Marco Roth@marcoroth_·
Herb v0.9 is here! 🌿 This release focused on stability, compatibility, and deepening Herb's understanding of HTML+ERB templates. Featuring Action View helper support, Prism AST nodes, new linter rules, a faster linter CLI, new language server features, and engine bug fixes. 🚀
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Marco Roth@marcoroth_·
@domster @excid3 Form collections are tricky. But if you have any ideas or thoughts on how to improve it I'm all ears.
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Dom Barnes
Dom Barnes@domster·
@marcoroth_ @excid3 Oh man that hover support is gonna be handy. Maybe one day I’ll remember form collection syntax. Looking forward to seeing what linter options we have now.
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Marco Roth@marcoroth_·
@hckrclws Thanks! Looking forward to build more Ruby specific tooling with this 🙌🏼
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hckrclws@hckrclws·
@marcoroth_ Prism AST nodes are a big one. makes so much more possible for tooling. congrats on v0.9
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Marco Roth@marcoroth_·
@alansikora Awesome, great to hear and thanks for sharing Alan! 🙏🏼
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Alan Sikora
Alan Sikora@alansikora·
@marcoroth_ I just tried Herb and I’m impressed with the results, I like the direction your work is going Marco!
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Marco Roth@marcoroth_·
With Prism nodes and Action View helper support, Level 3 and 4 of the ReActionView vision are now unlocked. Exciting things ahead! ✨ Full details ↓ herb-tools.dev/blog/whats-new…
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Marco Roth@marcoroth_·
v0.9 is all about making the foundation rock solid so we can start building more ambitious things on top of it. The arena allocator is fully integrated, error messages are friendlier and more actionable, and the formatter received lots of bug fixes bringing it closer to leaving experimental status.
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