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Reading Roundup: Enough to Ship
Two people and four weeks. A five-hour spike that won the deal. Twenty lines of Ruby that replaced scattered params.
15 hrs ago
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David
Reading Roundup: Pick Your Dependencies
When to reach for a gem, when to build it yourself, and what to check before you commit to either.
Jun 4
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David
May 2026
Reading Roundup: Just Build It
Why starting is cheaper than you think, and why the best process is often no process at all.
May 28
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David
Reading Roundup: Choosing What to Own
When to take back control, when to let the framework handle it, and how to stay sane either way.
May 21
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David
Reading Roundup: The Work Nobody Sees
Auto-formatting 25 million lines of Ruby, cleaning up asset pipelines, and the small Rails helpers that prevent real problems.
May 14
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David
Reading Roundup: Name It Before You Fix It
Choosing the right problems, validating before you scale, and calling things what they actually are.
May 7
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David
April 2026
Reading Roundup: Beyond the Rails Bubble
Test setup noise, JavaScript in 2026, folders as agents, and the HTML elements you should already be using.
Apr 30
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David
Reading Roundup: Foundations You Forgot to Check
Database indexes, version managers, credentials, LLM visibility, and the conventions that make Rails work for agents.
Apr 23
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David
Reading Roundup: Agents Are Doing the Heavy Lifting Now
AI agent pipelines for test migration, harness engineering for Rails, and the infrastructure to deploy it all.
Apr 9
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David
Reading Roundup: Owning more of your stack with Rails
Deploys, analytics dashboards, X-rays, and getting your codebase AI-ready
Apr 2
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David
March 2026
Reading Roundup: Embeddings in Ruby, domain models, and product thinking
The AI search rabbit hole, a hidden Rails macro, and the article I didn’t expect to enjoy
Mar 19
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David
Reading Roundup: Less Code, Fewer Queries, Faster Rails
Five reads on trimming friction from your Rails stack, one layer at a time
Mar 11
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David
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