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Webpack ALL The Assets

With the release of Rails 6, Webpack was introduced as the default JavaScript bundler by using the Webpacker gem. We tend to think about Webpack only as a tool to handle JavaScript files, but it can be used to handle all kinds of asset files. This article shows how to create a Rails app that uses only Webpack to handle all the assets, including images, fonts, styles and videos. [more inside]

Introducing JavaScript and TypeScript client for AnyCable

Vladimir Dementyev from Evil Martians introduces a fresh take on a client library for Rails Action Cable. Implemented in JavaScript and TypeScript, it is intended for the free and pro users of AnyCable, giving them a handful of new features, but is also 100% compatible with vanilla Rails for a more modern, maintainable, and robust client code.

command_kit 0.1.0 released!

command_kit 0.1.0 has been released! After much work, feedback, testing, this is the first stable release of CommandKit. CommandKit is a new Ruby CLI toolkit for building correct and robust CLI commands as plain-old Ruby classes that include modules. Some advantages of CommandKit is declarative DSL syntax, modular design (every feature is an includable module), a variety of built-in features (ANSI colors, --help man-pages, sub-commands, less/more pager, XDG support, etc), and easy to test.

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