Jesper Christiansen

if you put some glasses on you can C#

Fun!! :)

What's stacked in the middle of the table? :)

Have Claude Code use terminal-notifier to create notifications when my attention is needed Have Claude Code use terminal-notifier to create notifications when my attention is needed - settings.json

gist.github.com/jespr/85f77...

Added notification hooks to my ~/.claude/settings.json file to have Claude Code notify my using terminal-notifier when it needs my attention - make sure to enable notifications for terminal-notifier in System Settings on Mac after you've installed it. Link in the replies.

hahahaha

That would be exciting!

Managed to implement a share extension in my little Rails Hotwire Native Link-read-it-later app. You can go to a website in Safari and hit share, and send it to the Hotwire Native app so you can save it and read it later

See you soon indeed :)

Just got back home from #RailsConf - what a great conference. It was great to see familiar faces and meet up with old as well as new Ruby friends. I miss you all! Can't wait till we all get the chance to hang out again

Such a great talk, Marco! Makes me even more excited for the future

Please don’t apologize! I love when you share that kind of content

Great keynote! Perfect __END__! Thanks for the selfie later that night :)

Me on the RailsConf stage with the audience in the background

Selfie from the #RailsConf stage!

I almost decided to do that same flight 😅

Hell yeah!

Lame :( I’m sorry

I need to give codex a try :)

On the same tasks?

Come join us in November for the San Francisco Ruby Conference! 🙌🏼

Introducing On Rails. A New Podcast.

rubyonrails.org/2025/6/25/on...

Asking Claude Code to clean up, when it's done doing whatever you just asked it to do, seems to fix a lot of the weird stuff it might add.

I love how Claude Code creates a checklist before tackling a problem based on your prompt. It provides a clear, easy-to-read overview of its plan, making it simple to follow along as it writes the code. 🧑‍🍳😚

I haven't used Cursor's AI features, except for their tab suggestions, in weeks. Lately, it's been all about Claude Code for me. I find it much better and more enjoyable to work with.

Oh I do too, but that still takes time to write :)

A screenshot showing a credit card autocomplete from 1Password, showing a card used for development with stripe's 4242 4242 4242 4242 test credit card number

If you do any sort of stripe checkout development, do yourself the favor and add the test card to your password manager so you don't have to waste time smashing that into the credit card form every time.

Safe travels!

As revealed at @tropicalonrails.bsky.social today, we are introducing an iOS app for @rubyevents.org to push and support the recent uptick in Ruby Events around the world.

#tropicalonrails #tropicalonrails2025

what was it last time? 😂

We're adding an illustrious new speaker to the Sin City Ruby lineup:

Dave Thomas (@pragdave.bsky.social), perhaps best known as the co-author of The Pragmatic Programmer, will be our keynote speaker!

Sin City Ruby takes place April 10 & 11 in Las Vegas.