# found http (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 3 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover found http. Page: Feed: --- ## [Bridgetown 2.1 - Ruby Static-Site Orientation](https://btihen.dev/posts/ruby/bridgetown_2_1_x_static_site_generator/) _2026-04-24 · Ruby Language | btihen_ Overview Bridgetown allows static site generation with familiar ruby technology (ERB, Markdown, etc). Bridgetown is an active project and in the last 2 years it has gone from v1.0.0 to v2.1.2. Excellent resources and a deep dive can be found at https://edge.bridgetownrb.com/docs Bridgetown requires node and by default uses PostCSS , but you can switch to SASS if needed. No CSS framework is… ## [Rails: Table Selection Form (Article 2 of 2)](https://btihen.dev/posts/ruby/rails_8_0_rails_table_selection_form/) _2025-03-02 · Ruby Language | btihen_ This article uses: https://btihen.dev/posts/ruby/rails\_8\_0\_rails\_tables\_filtering\_sorting as a starting point. Aticle 1 of 2: Modern Rails: Table Filtering & Sorting Article 2 of 2: Modern Rails: Table Selection Form The code for this article can be found at: https://github.com/btihen-dev/rails\_table\_selection\_form Basic Rails App Setup Be sure you have a database (I assume postgresql), but feel… ## [Rails: Table Filtering & Sorting (Article 1 of 2)](https://btihen.dev/posts/ruby/rails_8_0_rails_table_filtering_sorting/) _2025-02-28 · Ruby Language | btihen_ I recently learned that Rails 8 (actually 7.1+) has delightful features that make it easy to render dynamic tables without (or minimal) JavaScript and efficient network traffic. This is an exploration of using these new features. This article is an extension of: https://www.colby.so/posts/turbo-8-refresh-sorting The cool thing is that morph updates without a full page reload - so its fast! and… ## [Rails with Postgres - Fuzzy Searches](https://btihen.dev/posts/ruby/rails_7_2_fuzzy_search/) _2024-10-30 · Ruby Language | btihen_ Overview Recently I was working on a project at work that required finding the appropriate record with incomplete information (that might be either mispelled or within multiple columns - thus LIKE and ILIKE are insufficient). My co-worker Gernot Kogler , introduced me to the trigram scoring searches using similarity and word\_similarity - this is a simple and very effective way to do fuzzy… ## [Ruby 3.x - Lazy Evaluation, prioritized algorithms](https://btihen.dev/posts/ruby/ruby_3_x_lazy_eval_prioritized_algorithms/) _2024-09-06 · Ruby Language | btihen_ We had a problem to the ‘best’ fitting object within an array. In our case it was to find the object that would return the best metadata. But finding the ‘best’ person to talk with is a similar problem. Let’s say we have a list of employees and we want to find the best person to talk with about purchasing our product. class Person attr\_reader :name , :rank , :role ,…