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   Rails 6.1 RC1(weblog.rubyonrails.org)

   3 points by strzibny 6y ago|0 comments
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   by strzibny 6y ago

   I will give an opposite experience. I was hired with zero previous knowledge of Elixir or functional stack (well, except Haskell course at uni). The other dev actually came from C# background (I came from Ruby). 100% remote.
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   by strzibny 6y ago

   Same. Same.
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   Installing Ruby with Ruby-build and Ruby-install(nts.strzibny.name)

   1 points by strzibny 6y ago|0 comments
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   by strzibny 6y ago

   Yes, when I changed contract. The new team is using Azure. Okay, that was not the answer you were looking for, I will see myself out.
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   by strzibny 6y ago

   I love REPLs! Both in Ruby and Elixir. And I have to say that the Elixir one is pretty slick. If you happen to try Elixir or you are curious what its REPL can do, I wrote "8 + 1 things to get you started with the Elixir's interact
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   Ash Framework for Elixir(ash-elixir.org)

   6 points by strzibny 6y ago|0 comments
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   by strzibny 6y ago

   It's still Ruby :).
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   by strzibny 6y ago

   While you might be right, I dislike the style of Erlang docs.
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    I agree with you. The problem is that individuals and small teams adopts enterprise best practices not realizing that smaller scale solutions might work better. On my own projects I even deploy with cca 200 lines of Bash. It's super su
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    Elixir. They even announced that the language is now final.
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    100% this. I have a remote Elixir gig now. We are fully remote team (there is no office).
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    I will use Crystal for the exact same purpose and reasoning. I don't like Go :).
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    At my previous job, we made pr-merger[0] which is a little utility that allows you to merge all possibly mergeable open pull requests in your GitHub repository. Using this tool, we always build a full stack preview of our app before merging
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    Testing Netlify server-side analytics(nts.strzibny.name)

    1 points by strzibny 6y ago|0 comments
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    100%.
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    Privacy-oriented alternatives to Google Analytics for 2020(nts.strzibny.name)

    1 points by strzibny 6y ago|1 comments
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    And yet it actually works right? In many parts of the world I was not able to load GMail, because the first load is just too much. I take Hey approach any day as a user.
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    It's faster, because once the code is reviewed and deployed, it most likely works. And test ensures that this functionality stay in place with (almost) no bugs. The opposite is a shitshow that looks fast to inexperience people...
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    Why? Maybe, maybe not. We wouldn't know. There is nothing wrong in being interested in some new things that can help us approach things in new ways.
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    You are asking the right questions. In our particular case, 1, we did not have good libraries for file uploads to Azure and to handle the signing for securely displaying them. This was solved by 2 very simple modules. In the end, both thing
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    by strzibny 6y ago

    Not every article has to include $YOUR_FAVOURITE_LANGUAGE. Author probably chose what he knew or wanted to learn. To each its own.
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    by strzibny 7y ago

    I agree. Luckily, sometimes the fix is easy. For example, I packaged my invoice PDF library[0] as a Docker container and simply created a small Elixir module that calls it. [0] https://github.com/strzibny/invoice_printe
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    by strzibny 7y ago

    You are correct. Phoenix is better, but the community code is not there yet. Having said that... instead of using a big upload library we just do upload + signing for Azure in two very small modules. Sometimes you realize that you might nee
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    Phoenix 1.5 LiveDashboard's Request Logger(nts.strzibny.name)

    2 points by strzibny 7y ago|0 comments
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    by strzibny 7y ago

    Bare metal? A cheap VPS for many...
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    by strzibny 7y ago

    https://nts.strzibny.name/ - Ruby, Elixir, Linux, and things in between. I will soon write more about deployments. RSS feed is https://nts.strzibny.name/feed.xml .
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    by strzibny 7y ago

    If only all the attention and love for Golang goes for Crystal. I will keep dreaming... :)
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    by strzibny 7y ago

    Perhaps because in other countries loosing the job does not happen from one day to another. In my country there is 2 months period for lay off. So the employer still has to pay you a salary for 2 months. In case there is hope things can get
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    by strzibny 7y ago

    I would love to see it being available for GitHub/GitLab. Personally I use Sublime Text now.