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I wanted to give Warp a go, but am I only one who things that signing up for a terminal is just gross?

I still don't know how we got here as an industry.

If this is Theo's cope with using Fahrenheit, no wonder I cannot take his take on Rails/Turbo seriously.

Are we finally over GraphQL? If yes, I am here for it🍿

Tell me your are a junior dev without telling me you are junior dev

If you want to go fast and far, use Rails.

Ruby is cool 😎

Why is it that it's so easy to lose steam to finish a project 80% in?

My Rails 7.0 application is now deployed using Kamal to a single Digital Ocean droplet running: - Rails - Sidekiq - PostgreSQL - Redis. ⌛️Time spent: 5 hours. I'll need to spend a bit more time with Kamal and hopefully there will be some lessons learned to share.

Ruby community is more than Rails itself. ✨ Here's 20 cool gems from my bookmarks that you should know about. 💎 Make sure to send me your favourites❤️

Sometimes I think of those people that left Ruby and Rails 5+ years ago because it was dead. ☠️ To this day I see an amazing progress in the community week after week. 🗓️ Heck, even the posts on Rails' dying fate disappeared. 😅

Kamal Handbook made $10.000 in revenue 🎉

I wanted to give Warp a go, but am I only one who things that signing up for a terminal is just gross?

If this is Theo's cope with using Fahrenheit, no wonder I cannot take his take on Rails/Turbo seriously.

Are we finally over GraphQL? If yes, I am here for it🍿

I still don't know how we got here as an industry.

Why is it that it's so easy to lose steam to finish a project 80% in?

People being happy with the Apple mouse ergonomics likely never tried a well designed mouse. It's great if it's enough for you, but it's objectively not good unless you like carpal tunnels :D I am driving Logi Lift. What's your daily?

I'll never understand makers hating on tests. Tests is the thing that makes you fast in the long term. I almost thought that a blog index page doesn't need one, indeed. But I am engineer, so I write them. And guess what? It caught an issue when posts had no content and I was doing something with an ActionText field. And it's the most basic test ever:

What do you all use as a personal CRM?

How do you all handle recurring events? Like gym, car payments, birthdays? Do you just use recurring events in your calendar? Or have a better system?

Rubysts, would you be willing to leave RSpec for Minitest one day?

Confession: I had a rough week, my mood was really low, and it felt like nothing went the way I want. I pushed myself to at least share the Kamal post with you. But it almost didn't happen. I barely did any work on my projects. Today I at least restarted some work and strangely that alone makes me feel better. I am sharing this because sometimes it might look like as if everything is perfect on socials... when it's not. Take care everyone.🤞

My Rails 7.0 application is now deployed using Kamal to a single Digital Ocean droplet running: - Rails - Sidekiq - PostgreSQL - Redis. ⌛️Time spent: 5 hours. I'll need to spend a bit more time with Kamal and hopefully there will be some lessons learned to share.

Thinking if I like RSpec shared examples or not. I think not.