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This one is convenient if you want to store data in JSON but you also need to work with attributes like with regular attributes.

It also has some "finders" that simplify query code.

Middleman is underrated. It's still one of the best frameworks to build static sites. It works nice for simple websites, for blogs, and due to some of its features (data + proxy + config as code), you can also build more sophisticated static web-apps.

Incredible library enables you to craft captivating 3D graphics experiences seamlessly within web environments .

I used it to develop Zikogl, A WebGL plugin for the Zikojs Library.

Very useful gem, along with many other gems created by ankane. Worth to check them all.

I've been building Rails apps for more than 10 years and I feel like I have superpowers now 💪 No, seriously. Building web-apps with Rails makes you really productive.

The latest major version, Rails 7, also simplified the front-end part, which makes super easy to use modern/ES6 stuff, even without Node and a the extra build step.

Awesome! The best solution to preview emails in the browser