Living in the Weimar era of Ruby
Much has been said about the DHH keynote that he gave at RailsWorld. To me, it was the voice of a person in an existential crisis, but also a very jaded one.
Lobsters15 min read
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Why We Should Inject Dependencies
Dependency Injection frameworks have existed for a long time, but Rubyists have traditionally avoided doing this, likely because it is perceived as being unnecessary complexity.
Lobsters9 min readgrubby: static site generator for git repos written in Ruby
Grubby is fairly opinionated out of the box. It’s meant to be used as-is without much need for tinkering. Kramdown is the default Markdown parser, which you are free to swap out but I can’t guarantee things will be bug-free!
Lobsters2 min readHanami, Why?: Bits & Bobs
A tour of Hanami's foundational abstractions, dependency injection, providers, types, and contracts, with an honest look at the rough edges of each.
Lobsters12 min readHanami, Why?: Introductions
I mentioned in my Hello, world! post that I built this site using Hanami. This site may seem simple on the surface; it is, after all, just a blog. However, the backend is packed with features that help me day to day. I have built a tool that lets me cross-post to both Bluesky and Mastodon.
Lobsters10 min read
The Official Ruby SDK for MCP Reaches 1.0
The official Ruby SDK for the Model Context Protocol has reached version 1.0 with a stable public API and a 100% conformance pass rate. The SDK now meets every Tier 2 requirement of the MCP SDK tiering system, and development toward Tier 1 continues.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Blog2 min read
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