Books, guides, and Rails Baseline

The Rails material I want close by when I’m building.

Rails Baseline, two full-length books, focused guides for webhooks and authentication, and the Personal Voice Kit. Six products built from work I’ve had to solve more than once.

The library

Six products, each with a different job.

Rails Baseline is for starting a new app. The books cover larger parts of the stack. The shorter guides are there when you only need help with one specific problem.

01Start here

Production foundation

Rails Baseline

A production-ready Rails 8.1 SaaS foundation with authentication, billing, authorization, Hotwire, deployment, and clear patterns to build on.

03Frontend

Book

Realtime Rails

A practical guide to Turbo, Stimulus, and Action Cable for building realtime features in Rails.

04Integration

Implementation guide

Webhooks in Rails

Receive, verify, store, retry, test, and debug webhooks without turning the integration into a mess.

How it fits

Start broad. Get specific when you need to.
01

Start the app.

Rails Baseline gives you a production-ready starting point with the Rails pieces I normally want in place before product work begins.

02

See the whole build.

The books go deeper: one walks through a Rails SaaS end to end, and the other focuses on realtime Rails with Turbo, Stimulus, and Action Cable.

03

Grab the smaller guide.

When the problem is webhooks, authentication, or getting an agent to write more like you, you can skip straight to that part.

Next up

Planned addition

Billing in Rails

Billing in Rails is the next guide I’m working on. The six products above are what the $199 library includes today.

Developer Library

Get the full library for $199.

Six finished products, available now through Gumroad.