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12y ago
I guess the main concern here wouldn't be Cuba, but the "handpicked solutions for common problems that a web app would face" added by the development team.
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The only downside I've found is visual: Sugru includes some tips to give it a good-looking aspect, but of course it won't look as cool as if it wasn't there. Still, I'm very happy with it. I've read some comments ab
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12y ago
After fixing a couple of adapters I started protecting them with Sugru: https://sugru.com Works like a charm.
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12y ago
My guess is twilight: http://colorsublime.com/theme/Twilight
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12y ago
I find the setup pretty simple and convenient if you configure the CDN to fetch the assets from the app (in which the app will need to serve the assets only once for each new release).
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12y ago
Using a CDN (Cloudfront, Fastly add-on, ...) is a common choice, as it allows delivering assets from a closer datacenter to the client and removes load from the app server.
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12y ago
> Jekyll is fairly good, but Ruby is an unstable ecosystem for real work. Most of the problems you're describing seem to be caused by Jekyll's ecosystem than Ruby's. Ruby's ecosystem isn't perfect (specially for
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12y ago
Very nice. One thing I'm missing in the TOC is a chapter on creating your own packages: the official docs are (as usual) quite sparse and I'd love to have a couple chapters (tutorial + reference) instead of following the typical &
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12y ago
I've seen many Rails beginners feeling overwhelmed by the extensive amount of tools they can use to start testing their apps. This is a nice post for them, as it gives a good overview of some of those tools and how they fit together. I
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12y ago
This is a very interesting idea and the App Coins rewarding system seems to map well with design/development and other one-time activities. I wonder if it will be a good fit for those continuous tasks required once a product is ready f
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13y ago
I'd like to see things like some hours of face-to-face mentoring per week (via skype or hangouts) and extra exercises and reviews in the Premium plans. There are almost no online resources providing such features, and I find them extre
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13y ago
Related: https://github.com/fxn/tkn is a terminal-based presentation tool. Slides are written in Ruby, includes a few types of slides and even supports images if you're using iTerm2.
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13y ago
Plus shipping costs. That print on demand price sounds good, where did you find it?
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14y ago
I work at Heroku. Some people have taken several months off, personally I haven't (yet). After seeing how passionate they are at work, I totally trust all of them. Sometimes to rest, sometimes to get a better perspective, if they take that