DNS cutover to the new #gitdigest Rails app

switch email + Slack notifications delivery to the new Rails app and stop the Next.js app deliveries #gitdigest

get init version of the #gitdigest Rails port process commits in parallel to the Next.js app

📋 Daily Standup — 2026-07-19 #apptools • 1Password secrets update, AdMob dashboard generator, Flutter docs • Weekly dependencies #blackjacktrainer • iOS: versions 20, 22, 23 to TestFlight; reconciled versions • UI: language selector dropdown, improved Apple auth errors • Android v25 → Play Internal; weekly deps #kindlegratis • Free Book of the Day daily video machine #mygoo • Moved video machine to Kindle Gratis repo • Security: Rails sanitizers (4 CVEs) #streakup • Firebase + Supabase migrations • Fixed git hook environment issue • Weekly deps #3thingsaday • Timeline paywall (Headspace-style) + trial flow 6 projects shipped

Rebuilding my little timer app in Rails ⏱️ #luisco

#spg - docs: enforce SLC across v1-v4 plans (remove teaser, simplify v2 tiers, scope v3 to one placement) - Create logo, add favicons - Comment out unused RailsFast demo sections in hero and landing page instead of removing them. - Add Pip-Boy palette CSS variables, sticky bracket navbar, and full-bleed terminal hero. - Fix active tab to Pip-Boy bracket: corner ticks via text-masked full-width top border. - Restyle footer to Pip-Boy status-bar: translucent green panels, terminal font, green text - Register Lexend for body copy; keep Monofonto on headings and terminal chrome

Replace Devise with Rails 8 authentication to simplify code a lot (you might need to log in again, but hopefully everything else still works 🤞) #wip

I just witnessed OpenClaw go through our Rails admin interface without any special affordances. This means we don't need special APIs anymore for our agents in the very near future.

Talked to @jankees about a better rails stack

Im probably going to switch to SQLite for my Rails work now. AI and Worktrees and Postgres are not a great mix. Unless I can figure out how to create a Postgres DB based on a branch name. Anyone else have this figured out?

- Create new Rails app - Initialise Git repo - Set up RSpec + FactoryBot + Shoulda Matchers #splittu

Setting up a local Rails environment and learning to deploy

Now that the new #telebugs version is out, I can focus on #telesink. The goal is to build an MVP that’s good enough to launch. It doesn’t need to be pretty or complete, but it must do one thing well: display real-time events in a feed. I’m still deciding on the tech stack. Rails is a no-brainer, but the database is trickier. As much as I’d like to use SQLite, my gut says PostgreSQL is the safer choice. The reason is SaaS support. SQLite won’t scale well here, and ActiveRecord Tenanted being abandoned rules it out for me. If this were a self-hosted-first app like Telebugs, SQLite would be perfect. But it isn’t.

#posh deal with rails deprecation warning for webhukhs gem.

Do some internal refactors which in turn broke parts of the site, but I couldn't deploy a fix because I accidentally upgraded to the connection_pool 3.x gem which does not work with the latest Rails version #wip

Upgrade to Rails 8.1 #wip

replace hardcoded Stripe billing portal links with a Rails route #calmcompanies

move #calmcompanies from next.js to rails and deploy on my own VPS

Deployed app. Upgraded from Rails 6 to Rails 8.1.1 #winning

Bug fixing in Company Campaigns creation. Preparing for stages rollout of the new Rails gift card redeem API #mygoo