Currently ???. #Makers.tech graduate. Previously #Parasut.com, #Teamtailor & #Fabrikator.io, #TaskTag app.
Opinions here are not my own, but yours.
DRY is often confused as "don't repeat code," which was never the intended meaning.
DRY is about knowledge. Don't repeat knowledge.
You can repeat identical lines of code that don't repeat or leak knowledge.
You'll find the proper definition of the principle, formulated by Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas, in their book "The Pragmatic Programmer" as quoted here:
"Every piece of knowledge must have a single, unambiguous, authoritative representation within a system."
@_williamkennedy really? When was it?
One of the best ways to get better at Rails (and Ruby) is to read more code
Today I read some code that had some impressive chaining and some Ruby I've never seen in the wild -- the "then" method.
@shey thanks for sharing!
If there is one thing I have to name that I don't understand in programming, it is stubbing in RSpec. I can never make it work it in my first 100 tries! 🤣
This looks interesting; an AI tool specific for Ruby on Rails.
Has anyone used it? If yes, I am very curious about your experience and would love to hear more about it!
This might be the first time that I am excited about getting an invoice. 😅
Next stop; Hetzner Managed PostgreSQL 🤤
@kkuchta I use Apple reminders for these kind of stuff
You can now share https://database.build and connect via psql on your terminal! 😍
When starting a new Rails 8 project, would you go with Vite Ruby or just plain ESBuild?
I am quite surprised about how much and how fast 🦋 grown on me, which is great news for my Twitter usage, but feeling a bit sad about Mastodon.
Next week @marcoroth will be our guest at the Ruby Türkiye meetup. It will be in English, so feel free to join! https://kommunity.com/ruby-turkiye/events/leveling-up-developer-tooling-for-the-modern-rails-hotwire-era-671f5b80
@aergonaut @verge maybe it doesn’t have to as once its realesead, someone will copy (at least some parts of its)?
Has anyone tried Orbstack with kamal deploy? If yes, how was it? Would you recommend it over Docker Desktop?
I have switched to the Dependabot to run daily for Ruby gems. So far, it’s been pretty manageable. Tend to merge updates & immediately them deploy one by one. This process might be much better compared to weekly. Let see how sticky it will be.
I wonder if there is a tool like Expo for Hotwire Native, which handles all the stuff that a web dev wouldn't like to handle? 😅
We're are meeting again, and at this time our speaker will be @kaspth He will explore how these tools can help developers manage complex data relationships and simplify database interactions in their Ruby on Rails applications. More details: https://kommunity.com/ruby-turkiye/events/walk-through-of-those-gems-3afc364c
