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strzibny
8y ago
Good response. I agree with the intent of the article. For one I have a project where I just use Bash to set everything up (no containers what so ever). It's simple and convenient. I have it set up with Let's Encrypt, SELinux and
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strzibny
8y ago
I have it too, running Fedora on it. It's not my first Thinkpad but certainly the best (and overall best laptop I ever had).
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Making a Ruby CLI executable with ruby-packer in 10 minutes
(nts.strzibny.name)
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8y ago
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Migrating Passenger from C++ to Go (consideration)
(github.com)
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strzibny
8y ago
> It's technically scripting, not programming Nope. Dynamic types have nothing to do with scripting vs programming. What a nonsense! Sorry I had to:).
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strzibny
8y ago
The problem is that the first load can absolutely kill everything and having second request served faster won't help. (e.g. me opening GMail in Indonesia and never being able to load it) I dislike the general SPAs are faster "trut
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strzibny
8y ago
My project is very old haha (~7 years)! And was built for my own needs to find people in Brno where I studied. Since then many more projects for language exchange appeared. Honestly I would not start it today just like that :). But since it
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strzibny
8y ago
I am just trying it out for my side project ( https://www.gettandem.com ) and liking it so far, however the time will tell... (it's WIP so nothing is polished). I was considering either no framework (as before), Tachyons and
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strzibny
8y ago
GitHub issues at current work. For personal projects everything really (Gnome To Do included). I was always wondering how would Basecamp compare but never had a chance to try it (and no I am not spending $100 for my own private Bc). I would
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strzibny
8y ago
Also just learned about Agoo. Great to see progress in this area:)
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Announcing Hanami v1.2.0
(hanamirb.org)
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9y ago
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Understanding Redux store concepts by little Ruby reimplementation
(medium.com)
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strzibny
9y ago
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InvoicePrinter 1.0.0.rc1: super simple PDF invoicing in Ruby
(strzibny.github.io)
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9y ago
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