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Code highlighting with Rails

As developers, there usually comes a time when we have to deal with syntax highlighting. Whether we’re building a blog, a CMS, a documentation site, or any other Rails app that accepts user-generated markdown, adding syntax highlighting to code blocks is an essential feature. In this article, we will learn how to add syntax highlighting to Rails applications by showing different ways to do it and a couple of nice tricks to improve the user experience. Read the full article on: https://avohq.io/blog/code-highlighting-with-rails

Resolving the 'rest_framework' Module Not Found Error

The ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘rest_framework’ is a common issue faced by developers working with Django REST Framework (DRF). This error typically indicates that your Python environment cannot locate the rest_framework package, which is essential for DRF to function correctly. Let’s break down the most common causes and how to fix them. https://jsdev.space/howto/rest-framework-modulenotfounderror/

Django is probably off-topic for RubyFlow.
Agree, this post does not seem to belong here…

Open Graph Image Generation in Rails

If we have a site that publishes a considerable amount of content, we usually need to generate the assets that go with each piece of content. For example, if it’s a blog post like this one, we might need a cover, diagrams, screenshots, etc. However, sometimes we neglect the Open Graph image, even if it’s arguably one of the most important assets: it’s what people see before they decide to read our content or not. In this article we will learn how to generate Open Graph images with Ruby in a Rails application and how to automate the process using one or more templates. Read the full article on: https://avohq.io/blog/open-graph-image-generation-rails

Happy Ending for Discrimination Experienced at Tech Companies

I reported a few weeks ago some discrimination that my girlfriend has experienced at a tech team, which is similar to discrimination I have experienced in the Ruby community. The good news is last week, my girlfriend finally had a happy ending to this discrimination problem. The good guys and gals always win in the end! Evil never triumphs permanently! https://andymaleh.blogspot.com/2025/10/happy-ending-for-discrimination.html

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