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Covers Ruby and Rails 8+ development: Hotwire, Solid Queue, Minitest, and Rails conventions.
This skill is limited to using the following tools:
references/api.mdreferences/controllers.mdreferences/core.mdreferences/debugging.mdreferences/deployment.mdreferences/hotwire.mdreferences/jobs.mdreferences/mobile.mdreferences/models.mdreferences/performance.mdreferences/security.mdreferences/services.mdreferences/styling.mdreferences/testing.mdreferences/views.mdRuby Development
The DHH/37signals way: convention over configuration, programmer happiness, and elegant simplicity.
Stack Overview
Rails 8 (Default)
| Component | Default | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Database | SQLite (dev/prod) | PostgreSQL |
| Background Jobs | Solid Queue | Sidekiq |
| Caching | Solid Cache | Redis |
| WebSockets | Solid Cable | Redis |
| Assets | Propshaft + Import Maps | esbuild |
| CSS | Tailwind (standalone) | Bootstrap |
| Deployment | Kamal | Capistrano |
Beyond Rails
| Use Case | Tool |
|---|---|
| Microservices | Sinatra, Roda |
| API-only | Grape |
| Full-stack alternative | Hanami |
| CLI tools | Thor, TTY |
| Gem development | Bundler |
Topics
| Topic | Reference | Use When |
|---|---|---|
| Core | core.md | Writing idiomatic Ruby, organizing Rails files |
| Models | models.md | Creating models, validations, associations, migrations |
| Controllers | controllers.md | Building RESTful actions, strong params, filters |
| Views | views.md | Creating templates, partials, layouts, helpers |
| Hotwire | hotwire.md | Adding Turbo Drive/Frames/Streams, Stimulus |
| API | api.md | Building JSON APIs, versioning, authentication |
| Jobs | jobs.md | Setting up Solid Queue, Active Job, recurring jobs |
| Security | security.md | Implementing authentication, authorization, CSRF |
| Testing | testing.md | Writing Minitest, fixtures, system tests |
| Performance | performance.md | Fixing N+1 queries, caching, indexing |
| Deployment | deployment.md | Deploying with Kamal, Docker, zero-downtime |
| Styling | styling.md | Setting up Tailwind CSS, responsive design |
| Services | services.md | Creating service objects, result patterns |
| Mobile | mobile.md | Building Hotwire Native, Bridge Components |
| Debugging | debugging.md | Using binding.irb, byebug, Rails console |
Critical Rules
Always
- Follow Ruby/Rails naming conventions exactly
- Use generators (
bin/rails g) for scaffolding - Write tests first (TDD with Minitest)
- Keep controllers thin (under 10 lines per action)
- Return proper HTTP status codes
- Use strong parameters for all user input
- Index foreign keys in migrations
Never
- Fight conventions without excellent reason
- Put business logic in controllers or views
- Skip model validations
- Use
renderafter successful mutations (useredirect_to) - Store secrets in code (use
credentials:edit) - Write custom CSS when Tailwind utilities exist
- Reach for microservices before the monolith fails
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