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Cómo hacer que las imágenes de tu web sean accesibles

En este artículo te explico cómo escribir el mejor alt para tus imágenes. Reglas para un buen alt Escribir un buen alt es clave para la correcta interpretación del contenido y por eso es tan importante saber […]

Patri ·
6 August, 2025

Coordinating Rails and JavaScript with Custom Turbo Actions

We recently built a quiz feature that needed to celebrate correct answers with confetti animations. The challenge wasn’t the confetti itself but coordinating between our Rails controller and the frontend JavaScript without mixing concerns or adding […]

Agus ·
6 August, 2025

¿Deshabilitar o no un botón? Esa es la cuestión

¿Cuántas veces te pasó que, por asegurarte de que completen todo en un formulario antes de enviarlo, deshabilitás el botón… sin indicar qué deben hacer para que se habilite? Suena medio a trabalenguas, pero, acá te […]

Patri ·
21 July, 2025

Better Client-side Validations Using Stimulus

I’ve been adding a lot of validations on the client side lately, using native HTML validation. It’s fast, reliable, and there’s no need to hit the server just to check for errors. One of the most […]

Nico ·
12 June, 2025

Adding Text Highlights and Notes in Rails with Hotwire

Let’s say we want to build a blog application that allows users to highlight text within articles and attach notes to those highlights. The idea is that when a user selects some text, a dialog appears […]

23 May, 2025

Ruberto, a gem that integrates Uber into your Ruby project

Ruberto is a Ruby gem that allows you to connect Uber’s API to any project. In this first release we focus on Uber Direct—the on-demand delivery service for businesses—although its modular design makes it possible to […]

Bruno ·
13 March, 2025
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