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by rtcoms 4y ago
It works with react because phoenix framework can send request response with websocket rather than api, I'm thinking of replacing Phoenix with RedwoodJS. Rails also has websocket support but those are not as performant as Phoenix
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by rtcoms 4y ago
Does it support wbsockets ? I am thinking of implementing something like: https://www.viget.com/articles/phoenix-and-react-a-killer-co... Would it be feasible in RedwoodJS with or without websockets ?
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Seems very interesting, because I'm little frustrated by working with Rails on Ubuntu(Windows WSL). My employer is forced to use it because they want to manage employee's machines for security purpose. I'm from India and alre
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by rtcoms 5y ago
For Ruby on Rails, you should check Jumpstart Pro, they have nice inbuilt integration with stripe and other payment gateways.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Check Caprover, should be pretty easy if you've docker setup for rails app.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Nice work. Few days back I was trying to decide a colr theme which woul work for both light and dark mode. Would this be able to solve that ?
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by rtcoms 5y ago
War brings uncertainity. Stock markets don't like uncertainity.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Have you looked at Fly.io ? https://fly.io/docs/introduction/
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Propshaft – a new asset pipeline library for Rails(world.hey.com)
3 points by rtcoms 5y ago|0 comments
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by rtcoms 5y ago
I'm also in kind of similar situation (not depressed though). Seems like you're also from India, $500k in India is actually enough for retirement and that is my goal to achive FI/RE.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Ruby on Rails. I'm currently working on better integration with reactjs, something like this: https://www.viget.com/articles/phoenix-and-react-a-killer-co... Then I will use react too.
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Scale Your Ruby Applications with Active Record Support for Cloud Spanner(cloud.google.com)
1 points by rtcoms 5y ago|0 comments
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by rtcoms 5y ago
postgres can be hosted via supabase. Redis also has cloud service I think
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by rtcoms 5y ago
In Ruby on Rails there is gem called ViewComponent. Create and being used by github. May be something similar should be there for other frameworks too.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
What if you hard reset it ?
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Comparing language with the framwork, even if you want to better compare it with Sinatra then
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by rtcoms 5y ago
I mean consistently for 2-3 years. He made profit when market went up, down or non drectionaal. I saw almost full month of every day profit even when market was most volatile.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
I though trading could not be profitable, but found some teenage guy making consistent profit and more money than people who work at FAANG.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
If a new language/framework comes which can generate factorues and test cases, that may be game changing. That will basically introduce a decent coding practices for even a junior developer, something like Rails convention over Configu
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Only thing which prevented me going fully into Phoenix was that there was no good library for authentication and admin interface at that time. Are there any good libraries like devise and activeadmin now ?
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Personally I also find exercise very boring, my favorite activities are swimming and playing badminton.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
In India most of the startups are using Java (springboot) and typescript. I am actually finiding it difficult to get good paying jobs in Ruby and thinking of moving to Typescript.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Have you looked at Ruby on jets. Serverless framework for ruby: https://rubyonjets.com/
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by rtcoms 5y ago
As per new trend even the content is advertisement
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by rtcoms 5y ago
So meta A course for learning Imba on scrimba, which was made using Imba to make people learn Imba.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Awesome work. Would be great if this is made as a wallperper app for Android/iOs.
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Formbot is there for something on scale of a household https://farm.bot/
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by rtcoms 5y ago
Have you compared this with other libraries like easy-peasy( https://easy-peasy.vercel.app/ ) and kea.js( https://kea.js.org/ ) I've tried both of these and actually not fully able to decide which one to p
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Humans solve problems by adding complexity, even when it’s against our interests(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by rtcoms 5y ago|0 comments
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by rtcoms 6y ago
I'm yet to decide between Rematch and easy-peasy https://easy-peasy.now.sh/

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