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In this issue, we celebrate 20 years of jQuery and 25 years of Wikipedia, we can finally write CLIs in Ruby, we get inspired by mobile-first websites, we look at how to contribute to open source through docs, we improve our SQL skills…
In this issue, we talk about TanStack Start which devs are turning to to as Next.js is getting more complex, we discover a new type face inspired by light rail vehicles, we learn how to have less wordy AI code reviews…
In this issue, we look back on five years of the newsletter, we stay up to date with web news and the latest developments in the Ruby community before moving on to some games. We have a little less tech content this time, but we’ll resume where we left off next time!
In this issue, we discuss the latest news in the Ruby and Rails community—yes, code is political—we go from prompt engineering to context engineering, we start using Python, we take our mind off things thanks to video games with cats.
In this issue, we still talk about AI (please, when will this stop?), we look at building a colorful palette that still respects accessibility, we create dropdown menus in pure CSS, we get inspired by interactive or Japanese designs…
In this issue, we talk about how the web is changing with generative AI, a new controller-less Ruby framework, we step into the shoes of a Chief Data Officer…
In this issue we read a postmortem, we see how to create a Ruby community, we are sick of cookies being forced on us, we learn more about AI agents, we admire beautiful portfolios…
In this issue, we write less about AI (we also have a right to disconnect!), but we’re catching up on Rails news from the past two months, we come across new frameworks, we’re linking code and music, we get to laze around thanks to Excel…
In this issue, we talk once again about AI (we had to trim down the content, otherwise the whole newsletter would have been about it), we read a defense of monoliths, get scared by secrets leaking, listen to Kylie Minogue…
In this issue, we talk a lot, a lot, a lot about AI because we can’t escape it, we review our sorting algorithms, we want a more ethical web, we learn about security best practices…
