Rob McCormick
@robmc.dev
Reposted by Rob McCormick
We don't normally do one of these, but we think 2025 has been a stellar year for Piccalilli, so we wanted to get into what we've done and what we're planning for next year.
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piccalil.li/blog/wrappin...
Wrapping up 2025
We don't normally do one of these, but I think 2025 has been a stellar year for Piccalilli, so we wanted to get into what we've done and what we're planning for next year.
piccalil.li
December 18, 2025 at 12:12 PM
We don't normally do one of these, but we think 2025 has been a stellar year for Piccalilli, so we wanted to get into what we've done and what we're planning for next year.
piccalil.li/blog/wrappin...
piccalil.li/blog/wrappin...
Do we need Turbo Drive in 2025?
Turbo Drive promises to speed up your app - but after looking into how browsers handle page navigation and doing a head-to-head comparison I'm not so sure we need it any more for the web.
robmc.dev/blog/do-we-n...
#rails
Turbo Drive promises to speed up your app - but after looking into how browsers handle page navigation and doing a head-to-head comparison I'm not so sure we need it any more for the web.
robmc.dev/blog/do-we-n...
#rails
Do we need Turbo Drive in 2025? - Rob McCormick
Part of the default Ruby on Rails front-end, Turbo Drive claims to improve the speed of your app. Is this still true?
robmc.dev
February 27, 2025 at 9:53 PM
Do we need Turbo Drive in 2025?
Turbo Drive promises to speed up your app - but after looking into how browsers handle page navigation and doing a head-to-head comparison I'm not so sure we need it any more for the web.
robmc.dev/blog/do-we-n...
#rails
Turbo Drive promises to speed up your app - but after looking into how browsers handle page navigation and doing a head-to-head comparison I'm not so sure we need it any more for the web.
robmc.dev/blog/do-we-n...
#rails