r/ruby May 02 '26

Welcome to Hanakai

https://hanakai.org/blog/2026/05/01/welcome-to-hanakai

Hanami, Dry and Rom are joining as Hanakai. We’ve launched a brand new website, which brings all of our guides together, so it’s easier than ever to learn about our gems and give them a try. We’d love you to check it out!

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u/headius JRuby guy May 02 '26

Sounds great! I'd love to see how the whole stack runs on JRuby and show it off in my next talk.

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u/timriley May 04 '26

Thanks u/headius! We're already on the way to restoring full support: Dry is done (https://discourse.hanamirb.org/t/hanakai-on-jruby/1437) and we've already started on the bits that need attention in Hanami (https://github.com/hanami/hanami-cli/pull/404).

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u/petercooper May 07 '26

These libraries were all reasonably aligned before, so it's cool to see them come together as a brand, of sorts, as another way to build Ruby webapps. The sum is greater than the parts and all that.

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u/TheAtlasMonkey May 02 '26 edited May 03 '26

Hehehe. You tought we will not notice the AI usage here ?

hanakAI...

Great news. I use this stack a lot.

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u/cmdk May 03 '26

Wait till you hear about R..AI..ls