Madeindjs

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by Madeindjs 7y ago
1. Don't accept work who does not interess you 2. Keep some personnal project with some fun technologies 3. Choose your personnal environment (OS, code editor, etc.. )
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by Madeindjs 7y ago
Great advices but in my opinions I prefer to stick with https://jsonapi.org specifications . There is good librairies to serialize JSON objects into JSON API compliant objects.
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by Madeindjs 7y ago
A commited todo.txt [1] file with project. [1]: todotxt.org
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API on Rails 6(leanpub.com)
1 points by Madeindjs 7y ago|1 comments
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by Madeindjs 7y ago
Glad to hear this. This sound so good. I started to update my book about building an API with Rails 6 [1]. I hope to finish it this week-end. Thank to all Rails community to build this exciting project [1]: https://github.com&#x2
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by Madeindjs 7y ago
Congrat, so excited to test it.
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by Madeindjs 7y ago
You can use Blokada who block with DNS system without rooting.
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by Madeindjs 7y ago
Firefox's reader mode does exactly what you looking for.
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by Madeindjs 8y ago
`rails generate scaffolf products name:string` generate models, views, controller, migration and even controller tests. I dit not seen this anywhere outside Rails.
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by Madeindjs 8y ago
If you can read Python you can almost read Ruby code
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by Madeindjs 8y ago
I read article and I saw that Node is not so bad at all..
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by Madeindjs 8y ago
I think he'll never need a resume anymore..
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API on Rails 5(leanpub.com)
1 points by Madeindjs 8y ago|0 comments
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by Madeindjs 8y ago
I tried LaTeX but I found the import statements very messy. Also I spend many times to improve output for Listing (for example). So I thinks tools like markdown or Asciidoctot way more easy and more comfortable than LaTex....
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by Madeindjs 9y ago
Ruby & Nokogiri gem. You can also use Anemone gem to crawl the complete website.
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by Madeindjs 9y ago
I take a serious look at Crystal but now it seem too soon to use it in production environment...