Claude Skill for Maquina Components
Publicado en January 08, 2026
A Claude Code skill that teaches Claude how to build UIs with maquina_components. Reduces back-and-forth when generating Rails views and forms.
Continuar leyendo...Publicado en January 08, 2026
A Claude Code skill that teaches Claude how to build UIs with maquina_components. Reduces back-and-forth when generating Rails views and forms.
Continuar leyendo...Publicado en January 07, 2026
Version 0.3.0 adds Combobox for searchable dropdowns and Toast for notifications. Both use ERB partials, Tailwind CSS, and Stimulus.
Continuar leyendo...Publicado en December 29, 2025
Version 1.5.0 brings comprehensive security improvements from community contributor hellvinz, plus support for sandboxed AI agents like GitHub Copilot and Claude Code.
Continuar leyendo...Publicado en December 16, 2025
Production-ready ERB partials styled with Tailwind CSS 4.0 for Rails apps. A shadcn/ui-inspired component library using standard ERB, Stimulus, and Tailwind.
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Learn how Rails MCP Server's new architecture reduces context consumption by 67% through progressive tool discovery, Rails introspection, and Prism static analysis.
Continuar leyendo...Publicado en November 27, 2025
How a client's EMR application was moved from EOL Rails 7.1 to Rails 8 in days using the Rails Upgrade Skill for Anthropic's Claude.
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Using AI vibecoding to build a React prototype for photobook binding, then converting it to Ruby on Rails.
Continuar leyendo...Publicado en November 12, 2025
The Rails Upgrade Assistant Skill automates config merging and breaking change detection when upgrading Rails 7.0 to 8.1.
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Rails MCP Server provides consistent Rails documentation across LLM clients with MCP proxy support and Neovim integration.
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Rails MCP Server v1.1.0 introduces FastMCP integration and HTTP SSE support for LLM client integration.
Continuar leyendo...Kamal isn't just for apps you build yourself. It works just as well for prebuilt third-party Docker images — here's the pattern I use for self-hosted apps.
Rails handles framework-level security defaults — but authorization, rate limiting, CSP, session hardening, and encrypted attributes are decisions only you can make.
Rails security defaults cover CSRF, SQL injection, XSS, encrypted sessions, and more — here's what the framework handles before you write business logic.