allan.social
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Ruby on Rails dev since '05, also work w/ Lua, JavaScript, DaVinci Resolve, ATEMs, Bitfocus Companion & Lumix.
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As a conclusion to this megathread I'll finish with the :Distilled feed by @skillstopractice.com
Rather than a list of accounts to follow, this gives you a tailored feed for Ruby you can pin to your home screen:
bsky.app/profile/did:...
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As a conclusion to this megathread I'll finish with the :Distilled feed by @skillstopractice.com
Rather than a list of accounts to follow, this gives you a tailored feed for Ruby you can pin to your home screen:
bsky.app/profile/did:...
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This is a really fabulous writeup, thank you!
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Out of the box with SQLite - this is so good. I know there are ever more gem dependencies in Rails and that's one thing to consider, but a lot of upgrades are going to involve stripping out so much complexity and dependencies around features like this, not to mention build steps and deployment.
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Lua and Tcl. Fond memories of writing Tcl for Eggdrop bots
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Hmm, still suspect it might be something else on the same usb bus if not the cable itself. It could be due to a device that's internally connected.
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Have you tried connecting it directly to a different USB port?
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I seem to remember that there was even a bit of a backlash against using the other HTTP verbs. It wasn't an obvious thing to do at the time.
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Recall that having a silly loud AF motor but maybe mine was gnarly. Crunch beep snap.
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WNB.rb Rubyists by @christine-seeman.com
go.bsky.app/QjDx8PT
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5) Worth explaining this in deploy.yml:
volumes:
- "appname_storage:/rails/storage"
Your application's root directory when running in the container is /rails & "storage/production.sqlite3" in your database.yml is @ /var/lib/docker/volumes/appname_storage/_data/production.sqlite3 on your server.
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Good shout!
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4) The image setting in deploy.yml - if this repository doesn't exist it will be created (<username>/<service>)
You only get one private one on Docker Hub by default - so be careful that you don't publish a public image by mistake because the name doesn't match.
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1) This might be blindingly obvious, but you need to check your code into git.
2) WSL requires the Docker Desktop WSL 2 backend. Get this set up first.
docs.docker.com/desktop/feat...
3) I needed to add the default user on my vps to the docker group: sudo usermod -aG docker ${USER}
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Rails SaaS by @onurozer.me
go.bsky.app/GjEBCij
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Anecdotally for me, I've had better results for Ruby than Lua or JavaScript - but I'm curious if there have been any benchmarks (if that's the word) done around this.
Claude itself suggests minimal boilerplate, readable syntax, high semantic density & static typing may be best.
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I was wondering just this!
bsky.app/profile/alla...
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'"most readable" language in era of AI-generated code'
Hadn't considered this before - I guess it's partly in the eye of the beholder, but is there anything definitive we can say about this? e.g. are some languages provably less prone to errors and better structured via AI generation?