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How to use AI/LLM to write Ruby and Rails code

In this series, I am exploring using AI/LLM/GPT to help me write Ruby code most of the time while implementing a feature in a Ruby on Rails app.

Articles in this series

Review Ruby on Rails Code using Rubymine AI and ChatGPT

Dec 1, 20239 min read

Examining Ruby on Rails Code via Rubymine AI and ChatGPT · I wrote a piece of code that will take as input a string that could be in one of the following...

Review Ruby on Rails Code using Rubymine AI and ChatGPT

Using ChatGPT, Github Copilot and Phind to generate Tailwind config for width classes

Oct 20, 20233 min read

Examining the results of ChatGPT 4, Github Copilot and Chat and Phind in generating Tailwind width configurations utilizing the golden ratio. · In this...

Using ChatGPT, Github Copilot and Phind to generate Tailwind config for width classes

Using GPT-4 to refactor a simple HTML page

Sep 13, 20235 min read

Utilizing Cursor IDE and GPT-4 for logo placement, spacing adjustment, equal column height, and group hover element display · Continuing with my...

Using GPT-4 to refactor a simple HTML page

Using Cursor IDE for some small changes in a Rails app

Sep 8, 20235 min read

Applying Cursor IDE to produce PRs in a Rails application · Path of my learning path about how to use AI/LLMs to augment my developer productivity I...

Using Cursor IDE for some small changes in a Rails app

A comparison of multiple generative AI tools when asking for Ruby on Rails code

Jul 5, 20235 min read

Comparing Rix, Cody, Phind, Copilot Chat, and ChatGPT's responses to a basic Ruby on Rails query · I asked the following query for multiple AI code...

A comparison of multiple generative AI tools when asking for Ruby on Rails code