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GPT-5.2 Prompting Guide
GPT-5.2 Prompting Guide
GPT-5.2 is our newest flagship model for enterprise and agentic workloads, designed to deliver higher accuracy, stronger instruction foll...
·cookbook.openai.com·
GPT-5.2 Prompting Guide
2025年の趣味開発環境
2025年の趣味開発環境
2025年の趣味開発環境. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
·gist.github.com·
2025年の趣味開発環境
マルチレポ vs モノレポ - Qiita
マルチレポ vs モノレポ - Qiita
前書き 私がこの記事を書く理由は、近年、生成AIによる実装が当たり前になりつつあり、AIに対する「指示書」としてのドキュメントが改めて注目されていると感じているからです。その流れの中で、「仕様書駆動開発」という考え方も登場してきました。 自律型のAIエージェントがプロジェ...
·qiita.com·
マルチレポ vs モノレポ - Qiita
夜を制する者が “AI Agent 大民主化時代” を制する
夜を制する者が “AI Agent 大民主化時代” を制する
「夜のブルーオーシャン」における AI エージェント稼働率が差別化された生産性となること、夜に行うべきタスクと遂行するための "FRONTIER AGENTS" を紹介しています。
·speakerdeck.com·
夜を制する者が “AI Agent 大民主化時代” を制する
Intro to Performance of React Server Components
Intro to Performance of React Server Components
Have you heard of React Server Components? Even if you don't work with React daily, you probably have. It's been the hottest topic in the last few years in the React Community. And in addition to being the fanciest new toy, Server Components are quite often mentioned in the context of performance.
·calendar.perfplanet.com·
Intro to Performance of React Server Components
A brief history of JavaScript | Deno
A brief history of JavaScript | Deno
In 30 years, JavaScript went from being a little scripting language to one of the world's most popular. Here are key moments to show how it has evolved and where it is headed.
·deno.com·
A brief history of JavaScript | Deno
The JavaScript Bundler Grand Prix
The JavaScript Bundler Grand Prix
The desire to shave milliseconds off JavaScript build times has been relentless, but progress has been slow. Recently, several companies have stepped up to address this challenge by supercharging their JavaScript bundlers: Vercel, a cloud platform; VoidZero, Evan You’s startup focused on JavaScript ecosystem infrastructure; and ByteDance, the consumer services giant best known for TikTok.
·redmonk.com·
The JavaScript Bundler Grand Prix
engneer-hamachan/ruby-ti
engneer-hamachan/ruby-ti
Contribute to engneer-hamachan/ruby-ti development by creating an account on GitHub.
·github.com·
engneer-hamachan/ruby-ti
kettle-rb/tree_haver: 🌴 TreeHaver is a cross-Ruby adapter for the tree-sitter & citrus parsing libraries; supporting MRI Ruby, JRuby, & TruffleRuby. Provides unified parsing API & AST when using ruby_tree_sitter, citrus, ffi, tree_stump (Rust), JRuby JARs, etc. Like Faraday for HTTP: "Learn once & write anywhere; write once & run anywhere"
kettle-rb/tree_haver: 🌴 TreeHaver is a cross-Ruby adapter for the tree-sitter & citrus parsing libraries; supporting MRI Ruby, JRuby, & TruffleRuby. Provides unified parsing API & AST when using ruby_tree_sitter, citrus, ffi, tree_stump (Rust), JRuby JARs, etc. Like Faraday for HTTP: "Learn once & write anywhere; write once & run anywhere"
🌴 TreeHaver is a cross-Ruby adapter for the tree-sitter & citrus parsing libraries; supporting MRI Ruby, JRuby, & TruffleRuby. Provides unified parsing API & AST when using ruby_tree_si...
·github.com·
kettle-rb/tree_haver: 🌴 TreeHaver is a cross-Ruby adapter for the tree-sitter & citrus parsing libraries; supporting MRI Ruby, JRuby, & TruffleRuby. Provides unified parsing API & AST when using ruby_tree_sitter, citrus, ffi, tree_stump (Rust), JRuby JARs, etc. Like Faraday for HTTP: "Learn once & write anywhere; write once & run anywhere"
Why are exec and run so confusing?
Why are exec and run so confusing?
Originally posted on the Spinel blog. While working on rv, there’s a specific question that has come up over and over again, in many different forms. In the simplest possible form, it boils down to: What is the difference between rv exec and rv run? Why have both? We haven’t finished implementing either rv exec or rv run yet, but every time one or the other comes up in a conversation, everything instantly becomes more confusing.
·andre.arko.net·
Why are exec and run so confusing?
Claude Codeの Agent Skills は設定したほうがいい - じゃあ、おうちで学べる
Claude Codeの Agent Skills は設定したほうがいい - じゃあ、おうちで学べる
Claude Codeを使い始めて、様々な発信をしてきました。今回は「Agent Skills」について。これも設定しておくと、Claude Codeがグッと使いやすくなる機能です。 Claude Code の settings.json は設定した方がいい - じゃあ、おうちで学べる Claude Code の CL…
·syu-m-5151.hatenablog.com·
Claude Codeの Agent Skills は設定したほうがいい - じゃあ、おうちで学べる
Diving into Fizzy’s Routes: Rails’ resolve and direct
Diving into Fizzy’s Routes: Rails’ resolve and direct
Exploring two underused Rails routing features — direct and resolve — through 37signals’ newly open-sourced Fizzy codebase. Learn how to create custom URL helpers and teach Rails to generate polymorphic URLs for models without their own routes.
·msg.samsonov.io·
Diving into Fizzy’s Routes: Rails’ resolve and direct
Liskov Substitution Principle
Liskov Substitution Principle
Master the Liskov Substitution Principle in Ruby. Learn to spot structural violations, handle duck typing, and write better object-oriented code.
·develclan.com·
Liskov Substitution Principle
Open-Closed Principle
Open-Closed Principle
Explore the Open-Closed Principle in Ruby through practical examples using inheritance and the Strategy pattern. Learn how to balance strict SOLID adherence with pragmatic design decisions.
·develclan.com·
Open-Closed Principle
[6/4] git worktrees with parallel agents in practice
[6/4] git worktrees with parallel agents in practice
This is not a comprehensive guide to Git worktrees, but I wanted to share how I'm currently using them to help you work more effectively. I also want to have a snapshot to compare against in a year, when multi-agent workflows will become more critical. If you want to know
·richstone.io·
[6/4] git worktrees with parallel agents in practice
Why we built Claude OS (and what it actually is)
Why we built Claude OS (and what it actually is)
After the hundredth time explaining the same architecture to Claude, I finally admitted the obvious: we needed AI with actual memory. Here’s what we built and why it matters.
·thebob.dev·
Why we built Claude OS (and what it actually is)
brobertsaz/claude-os
brobertsaz/claude-os
Contribute to brobertsaz/claude-os development by creating an account on GitHub.
·github.com·
brobertsaz/claude-os
What's new in Ruby 4.0
What's new in Ruby 4.0
Nithin Bekal's blog about programming - Ruby, Rails, Vim, Elixir.
·nithinbekal.com·
What's new in Ruby 4.0