@adarsh I know I asked you. But when were you in school?
Software person, Parent, Bulldog.
In-between gigs.
Previously - Pivotal Labs, Pivotal, Jasmine (for JS Testing), Fountain, Handspring/Palm, Brøderbund, Intel.
Connoisseur of agile teams, bourbon, dad jokes, barbecue (not necessarily in that order).
@adarsh I know I asked you. But when were you in school?
@adarsh GO BLUE!
What a crowd! What a kick-off! 🤩
We're so grateful to the community for being here and to Matz for keynoting #RubyConf this morning.
Remember to tag us in your photos!
Matz even touched on this idea in his keynote! We are a very close community with very direct access to him and the other people building the language. It’s a great aspect of the language and ecosystem. #RubyConf https://ruby.social/@pushcx/113477083641699490
@rubyconf unsolicited advice: turn the lights down/off in the presentation rooms for improved slide contrast and visibility
good for the presenter and audience
@alexch not helping.
🎉 Exciting news for #RubyConf Hack Day attendees! 🎉
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Rubyists, sqlite3-ruby v2.2.0 was just released.
https://github.com/sparklemotion/sqlite3-ruby/releases/tag/v2.2.0
SQL syntax errors are a bit more verbose and show you the location of the error in the statement; and the Database constructor now accepts URI filenames.
We, the anonymous editors of the Stallman report, have published our investigation of Richard Stallman and the Free Software Foundation today to a general audience:
Our report exhaustively catalogues, analyzes, and offers a rebuttal of Richard Stallman's political program of sexual violence, catalogues credible allegations of misconduct, and documents the misconduct of the #FSF circa 2019 and 2021. Please read and share our work.
Boosts encouraged.
@adarsh came up on Shuffle today…
Rails Devs: is there an existing gem that handles versioning well that you like? I've got my own cluster of stuff and I'm wondering if I should package it, or contribute some work to something.
@jimfl @RL_Dane @BradRubenstein @mafe @catsalad
I learned, very quickly, once I started at Handspring that the "alpha loop" had 4 directions and were shortcuts to 4 different letters. G, X, K, and Y. That's xenerally what I remember.
@mathowie Caught this live and yup. Had us all tearing up.
@jimfl @RL_Dane @BradRubenstein @mafe @catsalad
gamma mapped to Y (IIRC)
TIL:
1. The old ReadyNAS in the garage has a webserver that only supports TLS1.0; Netgear hasn't updated it to fix (too old)
2. Safari will let me visit it
3. The Admin UI does not work
4. The best way to securely wipe is going to be to manually delete and then take some violence to the hard drives
I've posted what I expect is the last article - Part 5 - in my series on deploy a Rails app to a Synology NAS. Great for staging/acceptance env, or in my case production for a home app that doesn't need to live on the Internet.
Come for the very satisfying resolution, one command to deploy. Stay for the Rake extraction to use in your projects.
H/T to Luke Winikates and @soulcutter for the Container Manager automation that made this final step possible!
@soulcutter Been playing with this and got it pretty close to RSpec. Thanks for the brain rewire!
@adarsh https://apps.apple.com/us/app/matter-1-smarter-every-day/id1501592184
iOS, iPadOS, Mac, Web versions.
@adarsh have your tried Matter?
@soulcutter not a gem yet. Just a task.rb. I’ll play with this idea, thx.