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Thousands of classes. No Build Step.

Do you have an email address? Shameless plug but this type of project is exactly what my small agency does, have done for several companies similar to yours.

"fully functioning pieces of complex software" - in my experience a majority of software is simply not that complex. And the few places where it is are not on the view layer. To ma…

That hidden CSRF field can be added without form_with though, and Rails still protects against not including it. I left it out of the example as it didn't seem relevant

"list of assertions with zero discussion as to how they make eng more productive" - this is fair. Initial versions of the post had much more of this but I felt it added noise to th…

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Your suspicion is incorrect. Currently running 10 or so codebases with 8 devs using this approach. Thanks for catching the typo

Not newbie or inexperienced, have built & managed multiple large teams & been thinking about this for a long time https://x.com/tonyennis/status/1139071584935637000?s=20

Good catch - fixed.

OP Here. This got more engagement than expected, some of the bits I've picked up in discussion: "Recommends skipping build step then mentions Tailwind": We use static-tailwind, a v…

Irish also, but different perspective. (Have lived away for past 5 years & reflected from afar on our relationship to alcohol) - Strongly dislike the cultural glorification of gett…

Technically yes, but we'd like to also be used for storing content used by web apps - the CMS is designed for web sites. An analogy that might work well here is the difference betw…

Founder here. I launched the site about 6 weeks ago on ProductHunt to gather feedback and am currently building out a larger offering and preparing to open the doors to the public …

Worth mentioning http://www.newswhip.com here also

Probably unintended, but the ambiguous phraseology you used might give people the wrong impression of the Irish tech scene. I can only speak for Dublin and I'd guess other comments…