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What we're building, and why.
Release notes, design notes, and the reasoning behind the parts of Plutonium that aren't obvious from the reference.
Plutonium pagination: when the slowest query in your Rails admin is the countAn index page over fourteen million rows runs two queries, and an index only fixes one of them. Plutonium 0.70 lets a resource cap its COUNT(*) or skip it entirely.paginationperformancepostgresIntroducing Plutonium dashboards: metric cards and charts for your Rails adminPlutonium now ships dashboards. Declare metric, chart and free-form cards in one Ruby class, mount it with one routes line, and every card loads in its own turbo frame inside your portal's auth and tenancy.announcementdashboardschartsIntroducing Plutonium i18n: every string translatable, the Rails wayThe text a framework renders has always been the framework's, not yours. Plutonium now routes every string it draws through a locale file, so translating the UI is a matter of YAML and nothing else.announcementi18nrailsIntroducing Plutonium: Rails conventions, past CRUDRails made a bargain. Follow the conventions and the framework carries you. Plutonium makes the same bargain about the layer Rails deliberately left alone.announcementrailsarchitecture