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The latest version of Rails 7 works out of the box with importmaps so no node (nor yarn or any other version manager) is required.
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Are you sure Goodreads did not received updates because of Rails? Here is a competitor build with Rails https://thestorygraph.com/ Seems kinda cool. So I think Rails is not the problem here.
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> if you're looking to hire frontend engineers, the candidate pool for React is a few orders or magnitude bigger Two comments on this - I know it will not change your mind, but maybe other people will read this: 1. Of course, the c
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What kind of business-relevant change are you referring to here? I don't think the compiler with the error messages makes a difference when the business is pivoting between features, when they ask to add a new field to various forms, t
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almost everybody living in a democratic capitalist economy is influence by and takes decisions that have as the foundation the GDP growth. that is the foundation of the way economy works. It propagates down to interests and credits and inve
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Short Ruby Newsletter – edition 61(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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> But I think there’s pretty strong evidence the opposite is generally true I could not find good research that will decisively settle this dispute about static vs dynamic. So when you say "strong evidence" what are the sources
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> Dynamic types are nice for quick & short scripts A long list of big products and companies are there to disagree with this. I am not saying that dynamic is better or worse. But saying that dynamic languages are only good for quick
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> I am in that phase of life where I must deal with the eventual passing of my parents, and that is fucking hell The life has a way to handle this: children. Not saying you should but just saying that having children makes passing of the
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I think in general we should try to re-assess decision taken early in life. Some of them work some not. I say this from a personal perspective where it took me years to undo some decisions I took early and they were so hard established that
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> I absolutely do think early adopters of stuff are ridiculous If there are no early adopters there are no good products. Imagine a company launching a new product, no customer buying it and then they iterate 4 generations to make it bet
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Short Ruby Newsletter – Edition 59(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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I would pick Ruby on Rails as main framework. It can go a long away, has sane defaults when talking about security and can move fast with building features. For CRUD is the perfect fit (for me). For background processing job I would pick Si
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Ruby as the main language
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Ah right. I seem I am not able to edit my question to add more context. Yesterday there was a lot of discussions about the section "You’re in good company" from https://rubyonrails.org Some companies from there are not
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Ask HN: Who is using Ruby? Please share your web app stats
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Using GPT-4 to refactor a simple HTML page(allaboutcoding.ghinda.com)
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What a great coincidence: today Youtube recommended me to watch The Problem with Jon Steward: The World is ending ... So Recyle? I strongly recommend it to watch and then think about what solutions we can have.
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I am not sure crashing the economy is a viable solution. I say this because what I learned so far is that is people will start being cold and hungry then they will focus on immediate needs and that will make sure that no money will be spent
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Short Ruby News – edition 57(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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Short Ruby Newsletter – edition 56(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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I also have a light sleep. In my case, light sleep means that I wake up very easily to almost any sound or movement. I most of the time fall asleep very quickly but sometimes not. I tried most of the things shared in the article, and indeed
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Not sure if they apply for any programming language but I wrote some ideas few weeks ago here https://allaboutcoding.ghinda.com/projects-ideas-for-learnin...
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First let me again say sorry if my reply made you think I assume you are young. That was not my intention. Second > You need your backend to focus on something, otherwise it would be focused on nothing/everything. You need to tie yo
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It might be that for the author specific case (which we dont know in details) maybe this is a good approach. In general I disagree with almost any idea that tries to fix some problems by adding coupling between components. I think the main
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Hosting is not the problem that generates the need for a business. The problem is having people available to do the work that is needed to keep the system useful and up-to-date, which includes writing code that will parse the ToS, maintaini
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Here is my take on this, very subjective and also very biased as I worked mostly as backend dev or Rails dev. I say this with a focus on the long term maintainability: In general dont start your web app as a SPA. Probably (99% of cases) you
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Short Ruby News – edition #55(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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Not sure if this is a fallacy but if not it should be: It is IMO a logical error to judge the decision making of the past with data points from the present. So the question is: with the data the decision makers had back then and time pressu
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Bugs, errors and causes from an 1975 paper(allaboutcoding.ghinda.com)
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