adrianthedev

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   by adrianthedev 4y ago

   Definitely one of the best and one that's still on my playlist! Good job! I think one important aspect is that you, personally, need to have a following. It's the same as in other areas like blogging and vlogging. You have to crea
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   Launch that bottom drawer project(avohq.io)

   2 points by adrianthedev 4y ago|0 comments
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   Official non-profit Ruby on Rails Foundation(rubyonrails.org)

   3 points by adrianthedev 4y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Create maintainable Tailwind components in Ruby(github.com)

   6 points by adrianthedev 4y ago|0 comments
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   by adrianthedev 4y ago

   I love it that there are so many Factorio fans around here.
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   by adrianthedev 4y ago

   A bit dramatic and provocative. But a nice way to go in-depth with the pros and cons of a framework.
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   Avo 2.17 for Rails – Resource sidebar, native field components, custom policies(avohq.io)

   2 points by adrianthedev 4y ago|0 comments
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   New Rails asset compilation mental model(avohq.io)

   1 points by adrianthedev 4y ago|0 comments
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   by adrianthedev 4y ago

   I've been using it for about two years now and it really made support easier. Sojan and the team do an amazing job with Chatwoot!
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    I hired my first contractor through his contributions on our product. We talked and hit it off instantly. He's very passionate about the product and when he mentioned he is looking for work, I stepped up and hired him. I'm so very
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    Guys, amazing work you're doing with Payload. I think it's pushing the way we build apps forward. I love the energy, but you should communicate more sincerely. In your intro video you say "frameworks like Laravel and Rails ca
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    Yeah. I know. I am the author of a similar source available package and selling to developers has been such a painful experience. They (we) have one of the most privileged situations when it comes to finances but they are so reticent in buy
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    VitePress v1 Alpha(vitepress.vuejs.org)

    3 points by adrianthedev 4y ago|1 comments
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    As a solo developer I get asked a lot on sales calls "How many paying customers do you have?"/"Are there paying customers?" and other similar questions to evaluate the size of my business. I guess it's fine. It
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    Frontpage of HN, 2nd product of the day on Product Hunt, featured on Ruby Weekly(avohq.io)

    1 points by adrianthedev 4y ago|0 comments
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    Not sure what documentation should I write about that. Just build it like I do in the videos or from the docs site and the result is the actual website . Done!
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    Haha. Your statement is 100% correct!
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    Ask HN: Do you visit HN on a daily basis?

    7 points by adrianthedev 4y ago|15 comments
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    That's not a bad idea. I'd do that if I didn't have to offer support. Are there products like that where after-sale support is optional?
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    I believe that no tool is perfect. Not even Rails. We reach for other gems and sometimes do things not "the Rails way" and we get the job done. And there's a fallacy there. We don't go saying "Rails doesn't do
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    The Active Admin to Avo converter sounds like a good idea, and I'll wait until I hear about this request from more users. I use my time where the users need me to use it. Oh, yeah. No offense taken. Thank you for the compliment!
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    The more the merrier! I haven't tried it yet but I'm stoked there's movement around it. I love the "Rails defaults" convention. I do the same with Avo. One problem I had with Paddle is that they haven't accepte
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    As a disclaimer, I've done PHP (WP, Laravel, custom), Javascript (Node, JS, TS, back-end, front-end, full-stack) and Ruby, so I'm speaking from my experience.
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    I sometimes think Rails is one of the best kept dev productivity secrets out there. Let the doubters doubt...
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    Yes, it's nice to see the ecosystem go green again. I love Rails and I want it to flourish. I think bullettrain.co is open core as well. They haven't announce the pricing for the subscriptions packages yet, but I can't wait t
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    Yes, they intersect in features. The barrier that I'm trying to break and push through is that the result is not a hidden away admin panel where only a small number of core team members go to update some record. The result is a beautif
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    The real-time building of the app was an hour and 10 minutes. I posted a screenshot with the recording below. That recording contains also some setup on my part, it's not just actual coding on the app. https://share.cleansho
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    Thank you for this thorough description! I'll keep an eye out for the shortcomings so they don't creep into Avo. I'd love it if you'd try Avo for a project (not just for 30 minutes) and compare the two. I think having an
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    I haven't done large project migrations but I spoke with customers that have and they said it's not that difficult. Most sat down and "did it over a weekend". Some did migrations from their own custom admin panels "
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    by adrianthedev 4y ago

    I have a hard time with english (mostly US) speaking people that pronounce it "aivo". It's actually like "avocado" "avo".