Labor is the most expensive part of repairs.

The Repair App we're working on depends on being low cost because repairs are already too expensive.

Now that #rails v8 has folded caching, queueing and pub/sub into the db and removed the need for redis, my favorite framework is even easier.

That's one less resource demanding compute and one less dependency demanding attention when stuff starts breaking.

https://therepair.app

Dover Street
Hidden London Tour

#hiddenlondonhangouts

#iphonephotography #shotoniphone
#Station #rail #railway #railwayphotography #london #tfl #londontransport #tour #rails #underground #roundel #railwaystation #tube #londonphotography
#hiddenlondontour #undergroundphotography
#hiddenlondon #doverstreet
#bnw #bnwphotography #Monochrome

I happen to agree a lot with @Amanda Perino here.

That’s why I almost always comment on Hacker News or any forum where I see people still spreading old narratives about #Ruby and #Rails and try to present facts and debunk false statements.

I have published a simple ActiveModel serializer called Barley. It is very, very fast, easy to use, and it comes with caching and type-checking baked in. Here is a little introduction... #ruby #rails #barley

https://moskitohero.com/an-introduction-to-barley-the-fast-model-serializer/

Hardcover team ditched Next.js for Rails+Inertia.js and got faster pages, better SEO, and lower costs. Sometimes moving back is moving forward.

#Rails #Inertiajs #webdev https://hardcover.app/blog/part-1-how-we-fell-out-of-love-with-next-js-and-back-in-love-with-ruby-on-rails-inertia-js

The One-Person Framework in Practice: https://bramjetten.dev/articles/the-one-person-framework-in-practice
#ruby #rails #framework #webdev #story

CardFlight is hiring full-time devs (more openings to be posted soon). We're looking for kind, honest, curious people who care about writing clean and thoughtful code.

- Fully remote, U.S. only, 1-2 optional onsites per year
- Little to no overtime, I spend my evenings with my kids
- Mid-level base salary is $110k-150k
- Company size: ~100 friendly, chill people
- Ruby/Rails experience a plus, but not required
- Ability to write your own code required

The 131 edition of @shortrubynews is out.

This edition is sponsored by @adamlogic from Judoscale.

#Ruby #Rails #Newsletter

Let me share some highlights from this edition

Into the sun #sonnenuntergang #sunset #schienen #rails #photography #foto #fairphone4 #bawü #germany #deutschland

A video of these trains: https://youtu.be/ruNqTm62Kyw

trains (Old trains) Germany Dec 2022

hey Rails folk, I need some help:

I have a hierarchical tree structure stored as an ltree in Postgres, (ex: a.b.c.d). I would like to be able to take that path, substitute the dots for slashes, and use that as a route (ex: //localhost/a/b/c/d).

My seemingly naïve approach was to make a helper to take the dot path and convert it to slashes, then add the path param to resources with a constraint. That sorta worked… but it URL-encoded the slashes.

Is there a way to not do that?

I’m available for hire. I’ve worked with #rails for the past 15 years, tried a bunch of other frameworks in #python and #elixir. 7 years of experience with #flutter. I especially love working with both rails and flutter.

Preferred timezones UTC-3 to UTC+6

Contributed to and created a bunch of #opensource projects. Links in profile.

Boosts are appreciated.

I also #coffee and #ramen