Context: I’m not a good designer. I’ve always known you can use box shadow to visually lift elements off of the page, but TIL you can use inset box shadow to depress elements into the page. I love it.

I have upgraded Hyperlifter from an old RailsUJS/Turbolinks setup to Turbo. I have gone through the app and
- Replaced `link_to ... method:` calls with `button_to`
- Updated my confirms to `data-turbo-confirm`
- Made sure my controllers were returning status 422 on errors

Did I miss anything?

Any rubyists doing Advent of Code this year?

I usually make only make it half way through the month, but it’s a lot of fun!

Discord supporting native screen sharing on macOS really gives my Engineering Team presentations a more weatherman feel

#RubyConf FOMO :(

Every once in a while I think about how I did a really good job in my early career of learning CSS frameworks, but not CSS. I can make a Bootstrap/Tailwind layout, but CSS is so much more than that! Today was `pointer-events` and it was the perfect solution for making parts of an overlay clickable.

Ah great, time for my bi-decennial study of the cultural makeup of Georgia 🫠

We're open sourcing our Rails form builder at BNB. It currently supports Bootstrap, and will soon support Tailwind/DaisyUI. We pull this into every project we start at BNB and it's so nice for bringing consistency to our forms and cutting down on code at the call site brandnewbox.com/notes/2024/1...

I’m excited to introduce this new guy to our family. It’s my first cat in a long time and I’m loving it. Still waiting for the right name to strike.

It's so fun to see that Bsky is an open source React Native app! github.com/bluesky-soci...