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by gls2ro 6y ago
I disagree with the idea that Ruby on Rails is dying. Lets take a look at some popular repositories on Github in the last week: Rails - 13 merged PRs, 15 open PRs, 23 closed issues, 8 new issues with an average of 45 commits per week in Oct
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by gls2ro 6y ago
Wow thank you. InertiaJS might be exactly what I was looking for to integrate some small Vue into a Rails app. Also I keep looking for an opportunity where I would use Lucky Framework with Crystal just to give it a spin.
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by gls2ro 6y ago
Here is my first thought when reading this kind of studies about sustained poor sleep: Did anyone do a study on parents? Are all (where all is not 100% but around me pretty close to that) parents going to suffer from Alzheimer. I am saying
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by gls2ro 6y ago
Nothing is wrong with old and boring. I like it. This is why I am using Ruby on Rails for most of my projects and it is the default framework to prototype any new idea I have. But I have to acknowledge that in some domains, some users expec
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by gls2ro 6y ago
Probably nowadays React with webpack provides a stable experience. It might be that my impression of SPA is also based on my resistance to dedicate time to learn the new tools. Usually I want to start doing stuff and then go back and read m
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by gls2ro 6y ago
> Ruby needs new blood infused into it. yes, I strongly agree with this, specially when talking about Web tech. I am programming in Ruby (and Rails) for over 12 years and I think I had the same feeling up until a couple of years ago that
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Matestack – Reactive UIs in pure Ruby(matestack.io)
210 points by gls2ro 6y ago|119 comments
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by gls2ro 6y ago
I am not sure what is the problem with me, but for me the code with the GuardClause is easier to read. class SanitizingFilter < HTMLFilter def render_element(name, attrs, content) return nil unless safe?(name, attrs)
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by gls2ro 6y ago
I think this construction is not so simple. How would Apple let other app stores and make sure they are secure? Will they review apps stores? Will it be rules for what an app store should do? If so, the is this the kind of app stores that p
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by gls2ro 6y ago
But still require an account to read it - of at least this is what sometimes happens to me. Others (like self-hosted blogs or Stackoverflow) don't.
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by gls2ro 6y ago
This is a great great advice. I think - in case of tutorials about programming languages/frameworks/libraries the bare minimum should be: - Date - Language Version - Framework Version
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by gls2ro 6y ago
Yes, I just listed StackOverflow there as an example for two reasons: 1. It is public (you don't need a subscription) 2. It has a license for using the code there ( https://stackoverflow.com/help/licensing ) I am no
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by gls2ro 6y ago
Here is a questions: What happens if Medium decides to cut your blog from there? I am not saying they are doing, but what happens with all this knowledge when Medium decides to pivot (I am not saying they do) or to close (hope this will not
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by gls2ro 6y ago
I strongly agree with the part about the purpose of sharing the information: I am buying from time to time website-based tutorials or other type of content. I agree this creates a new problem: I don't even know what I bought in the las
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by gls2ro 6y ago
Yes, I think you are spot on regarding the motivation of writers. This is why I was thinking to write this request here, where there are a lot of technical people who can run their own websites. Regarding standardized format, yes this is tr
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by gls2ro 6y ago
Congrats on creating content on your personal website. I am trying with my own but I still dont have a good habit in place to write. I agree that running a personal website is a time sink. But there are many other options like: Github/
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by gls2ro 6y ago
This is a great followup question. I don't have an opinion on technical books. I buy them. I have ebooks from Amazon to iBooks, to Manning, Apress, Pragprog .... I don't have something against paying. I have something against subs
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Ask HN: Please stop writing tutorials/tech articles on Medium
556 points by gls2ro 6y ago|253 comments
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by gls2ro 6y ago
My main reason to use ORM and why I recommend to others to use it (specially if they are juniors) is because it usually (depending on the language/framework) comes with great support for protecting against SQL Injection. Of course not
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by gls2ro 6y ago
Just as a pure speculation (I am not specialized in this area) I find it a little bit odd that forearm is not enough as I find it is the most common area exposed to sun by people at least in the last 100.000 years. So I am wondering how com
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by gls2ro 6y ago
Seems to me that Apple has 15% for subscriptions for apps free with IAP after first year: > After the first year, the developer earns 85% for all successive years that the user remains a subscriber, and Apple collects a 15% commission. S
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How to manage licenses for gems and NPM packages(ghinda.com)
1 points by gls2ro 6y ago|0 comments
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Open Source Policy – Examples and best practices(ghinda.com)
1 points by gls2ro 6y ago|0 comments
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A developer's guide to open-source licenses (MIT, Apache 2.0, BSD)(ghinda.com)
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Creative Problem Solving – Wallace Model from 1926(ghinda.com)
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Domain Structure for SaaS Products(ghinda.com)
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by gls2ro 6y ago
While I like the idea of representing the inner world as clear as possible I dont think this is possible in human communication. Here is why I think this: - saying things in a way is different than understanding them - communication is happ
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by gls2ro 6y ago
1. Ruby on Rails - can prototype very fast SaaS like products while still enjoying the language 2. Elixir with Phoenix - building my first product with it and I like how it pushes me to think more about my code
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Ask HN: Crisis Plan for Entrepreneurs – what to take into consideration?
3 points by gls2ro 7y ago|0 comments
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by gls2ro 7y ago
We are in a time of crisis and the first instinct is to close ourselves but I think we should not throw away what the “free”(almost in some cases) movement of people made possible: Cheap good food => more people can afford to buy it =&gt

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