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"Balkan #Ruby" was a lot of fun! We even did a bit of singing at the end, which was my first karaoke since 2018. :D
I started writing about programming languages, my opinions about them and whatever history I knew, on my digital garden. You can check out the meta node here:
https://travisbriggs.com/garden/programming%20languages/
It links to the pages I wrote tonight and some that already existed.
Recordatorio: Si estás creando una #API con #rubyonrails entonces puedes usar OasRails para documentarla: https://github.com/a-chacon/oas_rails
Wondering why are so many fediverse opensource projects are written in Ruby? Take this list for example: https://github.com/emilebosch/awesome-fediverse
We have Mastodon, Soundstorm, Prismo, Diaspora, Cobalt etc.
My knowledge about this language is very little and probably outdated, but I've heard it's not the best choice for distributed high-load applications. Not true anymore?
Crunching RubyGems data on ClickHouse is fun! 
Which countries downloaded a lot of Rails in the past couple of months? The US reigns supreme, with Germany and Japan coming in second and third. Bit of a surprise that Ireland comes in fourth 
[... continuing...] closing talk for April's #SFRubyMeetup @ #Sentry HQ, San Francisco Bay Area: Irina Nazarova (Evil Martians) shows how another set of brand new companies choose #ruby to create their software and boostrap their startups
... and now, the closing talk for April's #SFRubyMeetup @ #Sentry HQ, San Francisco Bay Area: Irina Nazarova (Evil Martians): Start-ups on Rails
Next in the April's #SFRubyMeetup @ #Sentry HQ, San Francisco Bay Area: Todd Sedano (#Gusto): Starting a Rails project with #Packwerk
Continuing... April's #SFRubyMeetup @ #Sentry HQ, San Francisco Bay Area
Next. Jake Zimmerman (#Stripe): Sorbet syntax: a retrospective
Great news everyone!
#SFRubyMeetup has new stickers!!
If you want one you can get it for free in the next meeting @ San Fancisco Bay Area, or I can sell you one for U$3423.47+ taxes + S&H
We are back to #SFRubyMeetup for April 2025.
Now Rich Steinmetz (Clickfunnels): Grow Your API Integration Suite While Keeping Your Devs Focused on the Product Core @ #Sentry HQ in San Francisco
The ruby-doc.org domain is for sale.
Have spent the evening writing a bunch of ruby for Doorkeeper to make it possible to add additional client authentication mechanisms: https://github.com/doorkeeper-gem/doorkeeper/pull/1772/
Essentially we should be able to support all of these methods, either in core or via extensions: https://www.iana.org/assignments/oauth-parameters/oauth-parameters.xhtml#token-endpoint-auth-method
#Rust home page is rust-lang.org and people keep calling it Rust.
#Kotlin home page is kotlinlang.org, and people keep calling it Kotlin.
#Ruby home page is ruby-lang.org and, guess what? people keep calling it Ruby.
Why on Earth Go programmers feel compelled to call their preferred programming language adding a -lang suffix is a mystery to me.
Unlocking the Power of Swank::Decorators: A New Era for Ruby Developers
The Swank::Decorators library is redefining how Ruby developers approach method enhancements with its innovative and efficient decorator patterns. With performance benchmarks surpassing Rails' ActiveS...
https://news.lavx.hu/article/unlocking-the-power-of-swank-decorators-a-new-era-for-ruby-developers
CardFlight is hiring full-time devs (more openings to be posted soon). We're looking for kind, honest, curious people who care about writing clean and thoughtful code.
- Fully remote, U.S. only, 1-2 optional onsites per year
- Little to no overtime, I spend my evenings with my kids
- Mid-level base salary is $110k-150k
- Company size: ~100 friendly, chill people
- Ruby/Rails experience a plus, but not required
- Ability to write your own code required
Taming Shotgun Surgery in Ruby: A Developer's Guide to Effective Refactoring
In the world of software development, the term 'shotgun surgery' describes the chaos of making a single logical change that ripples through multiple files and classes. This article delves into the con...
Kotlin, Swift, and Ruby: A Decline in Popularity Signals a Shift in Software Development Trends
Recent findings from the Tiobe Programming Community index reveal a notable decline in the popularity of Kotlin, Swift, and Ruby, raising questions about their future in a rapidly evolving tech landsc...
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