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You would think that picking a well-made design system for your application is a solved task in 2025. But not for Rails and therefore not for Business Class. When I started Business Class, there wasn'
Business Class started on Bulma but I finally switched to Tailwind CSS when the version 3 came out. Tailwind devides people, but I believed that with version 3 and `@apply` we could finally build a ni
what's not addressed:
error handling
https://github.com/hotwired/turbo/issues/92
https://github.com/hotwired/turbo/issues/1289
https://discuss.hotwired.dev/t/event-to-know-a-turbo-stream-has-been-
When I started Business Class I wanted to do as few choices for the user as possible. I didn't want to discourage people that might prefer an alternative library. One result of that was that I haven't
To blog or not to blog? That's the question. A simple blog feature is a firm part of Business Class since [version 1.4](https://nts.strzibny.name/businessclass-1.4/). I added the feature after getting
Testing is important, but what's the right amount of test coverage to move fast, validate startups, and keep everyone happy?
## Can we test too much?
When I was in high school and programming in PHP
Here's the future of Business Class, a premium Rails starter kit.
## A look back
The first version of [Business Class](https://businessclasskit.com) started with a simple idea; to give Rails develop
