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nonconstant

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About nonconstant

Building better devtools with Evil Martians and better WebSockets with AnyCable.

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    Key growth stories and hacks, the agentic flywheel, and ratings of VCs and angels by investment thesis, partner names included.

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    Comment #47435360

    Hey! I started using web presentations recently, so I went ahead and built something super fun - a plugin (for Slidev and Reveal.js) that adds interactive slides: ask a question an…

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    Comment #46468169

    Ruby is #5 most used and #3 most loved programming language in the Pragmatic Engineer survey 2025: https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/the-pragmatic-eng... It means that bas…

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    Comment #46388752

    Also: lots of other big Ruby shops are on Sorbet, like Figma, One Medical, Gusto etc. We discussed this at the SF Ruby meetup after this talk https://www.rubyevents.org/talks/past-…

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    Comment #46388741

    Stripe is using typed Ruby: they are authors of https://github.com/sorbet/sorbet

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    Comment #45922412

    We're gathering in San Francisco to learn from, build for, and celebrate companies choosing Ruby and Rails for new products today. Come and join the pragmatists and idealists who e…

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    Comment #45586008

    Or, his fans did!

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    Comment #45553993

    yay!! amazing ♥

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    Comment #45510518

    thank you

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    Comment #45508165

    It's the first Ruby conference in the Bay since 2014, and it has a unique focus on startups. If you want to see companies choosing Ruby and Rails for new products today, join in! W…

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    Comment #45476716

    If you are building a painkiller not a vitamin, then Ruby and Rails ecosystems are great to build for. Existing businesses earning billions and news startups that choose pragmatism…

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    Comment #45476657

    Have you used Stripe, Figma, Gusto, Chime, Shopify, Github, Intercom or bolt.new? They all are built with Ruby as a major part of the stack.

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    Comment #45476640

    Join the SF Ruby conference to meet dozens of new startups building with Ruby and Rails: https://sfruby.com/#startup-demos