Ruby, rails, javascript, and SQL appreciator. Pour over coffee lover. Music obsessed, musician. Reader of (probably) too many books. Aussie, living in Netherlands.
I converted a few of my old rails apps to Hanami last year, and was pleasantly surprised how little time it took. Granted many of them were relatively simple apps but ultimately it's a wonderful opportunity to simplify any lingering complexity
October 15, 2025 at 7:31 AM
I converted a few of my old rails apps to Hanami last year, and was pleasantly surprised how little time it took. Granted many of them were relatively simple apps but ultimately it's a wonderful opportunity to simplify any lingering complexity
in case you're not sure who dhh is, he's a danish counterstrike player and race car owner who writes essays like "i am smarter than you" and "foreigners bad"
rich enough not to worry about consequences but at the very same time, still desperate for status, a man two friends short of a podcast
September 19, 2025 at 5:30 PM
in case you're not sure who dhh is, he's a danish counterstrike player and race car owner who writes essays like "i am smarter than you" and "foreigners bad"
rich enough not to worry about consequences but at the very same time, still desperate for status, a man two friends short of a podcast
I'm starting to feel the same way, I like seeing related methods grouped in larger classes. A lot of rubyists prefer indenting everything under the private keyword, but the OCD in me can't handle it. It's not a block or a method, so your code is just dangling there with no end!
April 24, 2025 at 4:07 PM
I'm starting to feel the same way, I like seeing related methods grouped in larger classes. A lot of rubyists prefer indenting everything under the private keyword, but the OCD in me can't handle it. It's not a block or a method, so your code is just dangling there with no end!
I regret not going all in on Phlex, and taking the "safe" View Component route with our companies main app. Phlex is elegant and beautiful. For context I really don't like erb, but I do actually like jsx, so there's clearly something a little off with my assessments
March 23, 2025 at 11:03 PM
I regret not going all in on Phlex, and taking the "safe" View Component route with our companies main app. Phlex is elegant and beautiful. For context I really don't like erb, but I do actually like jsx, so there's clearly something a little off with my assessments