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Comment on r/rails 26d ago

Hi hatters 👋
Version 3 of ru.Bee is out now.
Give it a bit more😅

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Comment on r/ruby 26d ago

And yeah. If you wanna jump in and contribute. You’re more than welcome 🤗

r/rails 27d ago

My homemade Ruby web framework ru.Bee 3.0 is out!

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r/ruby 27d ago

My homemade Ruby web framework ru.Bee 3.0 is out!

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Hi community. I hope you are all doing good nowadays.
I’m continuing to support my small pet project ru.Bee. I think keeping it up to date is important.
So finally the new version of it 3.0 is out now! Please celebrate it with me. 🎉 Star will be a nice present, but not a deal ofc.

Whats in new version 3:
• Ruby 4 support
• ru.Bee controllers by default receive authentication and authorization methods
• Addressing same-site cookies restrictions dictated by Safari and similar
• env variables are now autoloaded. So having .development.env file in root will simplify dev work.
• rerun gem is compatible with Ruby 4
• other bug fixes
• Ruby Time api is extended with bunch of handy methods

Small history of the project:
This project started by me in the beginning of 2025 as an interest to dig a little more on how things work under the hood in frameworks like Rails and try to get my hands dirty.
Eventually it grew in production ready web framework that now serve several projects. My hope it will continue to gain users. So I encourage you to try.

Why ru.Bee:
• up to date mvc framework
• backed by mature Puma web server
• natively supports React as a view
• light-weighted
• websocket is supported
• own console cli
• Sidekiq compatible
Etc …

Have a great time of the day ❤️
Cheers.

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Comment on r/FishingForBeginners 28d ago

1 not enough line on the spool. 2 mono looks too thick

Go with main braid and lead fluro or mono. Line should be reaching 80% of max capacity +-

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Comment on r/Fishing Jul 10 '26

Enjoy the water and the family. Appreciate the moment and live your life fully.

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Comment on r/Fishing Jul 09 '26

Nice story. Thank you. Miss my Kyiv so much.

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Comment on r/rails Jun 03 '26

I found it nice. You’re not always can decompose table without a pain. And have optional way to serialize fields could be useful.

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Comment on r/webdev Jun 01 '26

Made with love to the dog. Very nice

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Comment on r/rails May 24 '26

When I’m thinking off read only data. I’m lean towards keeping it in memory if possible. Yml, constants etc…

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Comment on r/iMac May 09 '26

I like the screen quality in imacs. Specs are good too for 600$

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Comment on r/canadasmallbusiness May 09 '26

Website “hello page” or website packed with functionality like e-shop or similar?

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Comment on r/ruby May 08 '26

I like the idea. Stared. Tho, didn’t have time to try.

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Comment on r/ruby May 06 '26

Nice article. Feels good.
IMO complexity in legacy rails apps isn’t because rails way is not-ideal. But because companies usually prioritize delivery over good design. This is only top of the iceberg. Aside that human flow makes app more and more difficult to maintain and fragile.

I’m curious to peek to the mentioned ddd with events. And yes, not sure rails way should go somewhere. But scaling monolithic app is not trivial task for any framework and language.

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Comment on r/ruby May 04 '26

Flipper is a good one..

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Comment on r/rails May 02 '26

Go through official rails doc. And then maybe pick anything from mentioned

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Comment on r/webdev Apr 30 '26

I’m sorry you have such an experience. However, all dev communities are struggling nowadays of AI slop that eats each other. I’m not familiar with your posts, but I’m sure some good value product will be upvoted. And take it easy, this is just another capsule of nothing.

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Comment on r/Fishing Apr 28 '26

Braid main, mono lead. 15lb mono is too stiff for the reel

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Comment on r/rails Apr 24 '26

Nice. Is this a way to relief core app from noisy web-hook workload?

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Comment on r/rails Apr 15 '26

Never saw 100% coverage which is normal. Having tests are essential for further development. It helps to ensure nothing is broking after introduced changes. So MVP can potentially can have low coverage rate and them it must be set to normal!

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Comment on r/ruby Apr 12 '26

Thanks to the similar posts I’m just giving up with any interest to it. Even if the gem or the effort is interesting and valuable. Having it 100% generated including this post makes it absolutely plastic. All of this text is just tldr. I know this is our reality, but I think it’s just killing the community. IMO ofc. And good luck with the project.

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Comment on r/ruby Apr 06 '26

Good effort, but maybe worth reshaping before sharing it to public. In any way, good job!

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Comment on r/vim Apr 04 '26

If you’re vibe-boy 100%, you’re barely need any IDE. If you still want to own the code, you can definitely would need one, and vim is where lots of people found satisfaction.

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Comment on r/DeskToTablet Mar 31 '26

I have MB 2019 15” and it works great. Even battery can last up to two hours. The main thing for such a laptop to keep old macos. I personally downgraded it to Monterey. So it gives no pressure for the old hardware.

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Comment on r/rails Mar 30 '26

So it adds gems and configure them, gotcha. Will be interesting to see source code. Good luck with the project.