Adrian Marin

github.comGitHub - adrianthedev/claude-exit-summary: Claude Code mod: prints what the session was about above the resume hint on exitClaude Code mod: prints what the session was about above the resume hint on exit - adrianthedev/claude-exit-summary

Now with a timestamp

Adrian Marin@adrianthedev.com

I have so many Claude Code sessions going that when I close one I have no idea what it was about, so I made a small mod. On exit it prints the session title and the last recap right above the `claude --resume` line.

Install it from Claude Code: `/plugin install exit-summary --marketplace adrianthedev/claude-exit-summary` github.com/adrianthede...

.@AmpCode is almost perfect. I wish it would tailor the workflow toward PRs rather than shipping to prod. But otherwise, very very good!

That’s how you start a conference 🙌 @deccanqueenonrails.com

We are ready for @hideccanqueen 🙌

Getting ready to leave for deccanqueenonrails.com Don't forget your therubypassport.com 🙌

It's small but incredibly annoying when @GitHub's tabs keep changing names and they dissapear from under my cursor 😠

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.@dhh wrote 150,000 lines of code last month, mostly Rust. Number of Ruby Passport stamps that earned him: zero. The embassy stays open all day if he wants to come and explain himself.

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NOTICE FROM THE RUBY EMBASSY 🛂 Following yesterday's keynote, the holder of passport #0001 (@dhh) is under review for unauthorized travel to Rust. The Sheriff's office is looking into it. 🤠

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10 Sept

200-ish Passports left for @euruko 🚚 We also sent some typical Romanian rum chocolates for the Embassy table. Make sure you grab one while you get your Passport stamped.

9 Sept

I won’t be there this year but I sent the Passports and something sweet for everyone 🫶

The Ruby Passport@therubypassport.com

450-ish passports left for #RailsWorld ✈️ This is the first year @TheRubyPassport.com travels with Rails World in the US, so we prepared a small surprise. We sent some traditional Romanian rum chocolates for the Embassy table. Grab one while you get your Passport stamped.

21 Aug

One thing is for sure: In the winter, our heating bill should be a bit lower, because we now have these powerful computers running coding agents all the time.

20 Aug

It's still not easy to get used to 200-line PRs for things that are functionally 3 lines. LLMs add inline comments, tests, and sometimes docs supporting the change. I know I can steer them. I know it's for our own good. It's just a change. How do you cope with that?

19 Aug

Today I wanted to use Codex agent from Linear. I can’t. I assign it an issue, and it tells me I need to set up an environment. So I go looking for how—and why that isn’t automatically set up for me. I end up having to Google it or ask a different app, because it won’t tell me.

19 Aug

Then I need to manually set up environment variables and scripts—plus decide whether it should have access to the internet, whether it should have caching, and all of that. So archaic! Cursor just works 🙌

19 Aug

This is a reminder that we're living in such different times, and expectations are so different from before.

deccanqueenonrails.comDeccan Queen on Rails | Rails Conference Pune 2026Oct 8–11, 2026 · Pune, India. A Rails conference rooted in Pune’s heritage. Rails developers from India, invited voices from the world. Book your pass.

18 Aug

It might just be that end-of-summer feeling, but I’m really looking forward to Deccan Queen on Rails Conference 🙌 Who else is going to be there? deccanqueenonrails.com/

10 Aug

One thing we had to acclimate ourselves to at @avohq.io with the new LLM-powered engineering methods was that our PRs would be much thicker, with more lines of code. LLMs (or at least our setup) document things inline much more than we did. Also, the tests are much more detailed.

This is a shift in how we think about PRs too. Before, a 1,000-line PR would have been considered a big one and would be requested to break it into smaller ones.

10 Aug

Now that's a "normal" PR and we "push through." We started adding CI jobs to highlight how many lines of code are tests and comments, hoping that we can ease the review process.

So a PR that would take around 250 lines written by hand can now take up to 1,500 lines.

23 July

If anybody tells you that software development isn't changing, there is something wrong with them. I just prompted an LLM this 🫣

22 July

Hey `bundle` if you know what I meant, can you please just run it for me?

youtube.comEthiopia on Rails, Alex Watt at Brighton Ruby 2026Improving healthcare in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, with a Rails app for...

17 July

Alex Watt needed a medical records app for clinics in Ethiopia. So he built it himself: Rails 8, SQLite, and @avo_hq for the UI. New app on Monday, live with real patients by Thursday; ~1,600 patient encounters recorded so far. youtu.be/-PpU3xc7JJw...

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MicroConf

@microconf.com

13 July

Non-technical founder with a SaaS idea? You don't need a dev team. At MicroConf US 2025, Avo founder @adrianthedev.com made the opposite case: one developer is enough (if you pick the right one). YouTube link in 🧵:

7 July

Using the vibe-coding-way of doing things on pre-LLM projects is really difficult. Not in the sense of using LLMs in coding, but in the sense of "code doesn't matter anymore" and "if it works and the tests pass, then it's all good". I can't do that on those projects.

youtube.comModern UI Patterns - Una Kravets - CSS Day 2026Modern CSS gives us so many powerful new tools to build robust, dyn...

6 July

I used to love to watch these kinds of videos where experienced devs would show off new technologies and patterns. I fell that I don't do it that much, but also the whole industry. www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FS...

6 July

We're all such AI-pilled that we think that this is not important, while it's more important than ever. The person who watches these and implements them (using an LLM or not) in their apps, will get ahead the most in this "rinse and repeat" we all use the same LLM world.

6 July

Thanks @una for your work 🙌

Avo 4 is here 🎉 15 months, ~2000 commits, and about 50 teams kicking the tires. It's a full redesign, not a fresh coat of paint. A safer way build your internal tools 🧵

New pricing too. We unbundled. Every feature is an addon, pick exactly what you need. Then we bundled the common ones at a discount. Start small with Essentials or grab the Everything bundle.

This is the best time there's ever been to build software. The boring parts get cheaper every month. Avo is where you spend less of your time on the part of your app that was never going to win your market anyway. Try Avo 4 today 👉 avohq.io/blog/avo-4

Avo 4 is here 🎉 15 months, ~2000 commits, and about 50 teams kicking the tires. It's a full redesign, not a fresh coat of paint. A safer way build your internal tools 🧵

Keyboard navigation everywhere ⌨️ Browse records with J/K, focus the table with Shift+T, jump around with shortcuts for search, views, actions, sidebar. Hit Shift+? to see them all. It's almost VIM mode for your admin.

New addons, each one less thing you build and babysit: → Kanban boards → Forms → Reactive fields → Notifications → Collaboration → HTTP Resource (back a resource with any JSON API 🤯) → JSON API (auto-generated REST for your resources)

Avo 4 is here 🎉 15 months, ~2000 commits, and about 50 teams kicking the tires. It's a full redesign, not a fresh coat of paint. A safer way build your internal tools 🧵

The new UI is themable and accessible. Light and Dark Mode, neutral + accent color controls, full themes coming soon. Runs on Tailwind 4 with CSS variables, so you (or your LLM) can shape it however you want.

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RubyEvents.org

@rubyevents.org

25 June

Get your @therubypassport.com stamped at @brightonruby.com this year! #brightonruby #brightonruby2026

youtube.comFriendly rbYour friendly European Ruby conference 10-11 September, 2025

24 June

One of the things I regret about not having another @friendlyrb is that I don’t have a stage to bring new speakers on. There are so many talented folks around. Conference organizers: bring new speakers on stage!

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friendlyrb.com

@friendlyrb.com

23 June

Just in time to answer "what should I watch on my some summer vacation?", all the Friendly.rb videos are up on our YouTube Channel 🙌 youtube.com/@friendlyrb

12 June

Five files touched to get a fully functional JSON API running from your @avo_hq resources. Not too shabby. You can plug your LLM into your data effortlessly.

11 June

All of the things that people say about AI are mostly true. That's the problem and the most polarizing thing. It's not completely true, but mostly true.

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Una Kravets

@una.im

11 June

You heard it here first — 2026 is the year you can finally style a select!! It will be in all browsers by the end of the year 🎉🎉🎉 @jakearchibald.com #cssday

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10 June

300 Passports left for RubyConf in Las Vegas. We also sent a few Romanian sweet treats.

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8 May

30 Passports left for Saint-P Ruby Day 🛂

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7 May

200 Passports left for @RubyConfAT 🚀

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6 May

60 Passports left for @balkanruby.bsky.social 🙌

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5 May

100 Passports left for @rubyconitaly.bsky.social 2026 in Italy