Kirk Haines 🥑💎🦀🇺🇸🇵🇹
@wyhaines.bsky.social
3 decades of software engineering, leadership, and developer relations. Ruby, Rust, Crystal, Go, (Java|Type)script, and so much more. Homes in the US and in Portugal. 🇺🇸🇵🇹
It's really impressive what Rails 8 + Stimulus lets a developer build. From a concept of an idea to a really useful application in such a short time! I'm working on deploying it for beta users right now. An update on that will be coming soon!
May 14, 2025 at 7:42 PM
It's really impressive what Rails 8 + Stimulus lets a developer build. From a concept of an idea to a really useful application in such a short time! I'm working on deploying it for beta users right now. An update on that will be coming soon!
I've built an app to help anyone who creates content to track, share, collaborate on, and manage content creation, including post-publishing analytics via platform integrations. I've spent a lot of time focused on flexible simplicity, making it usable for individuals or teams. Here's a peek:
May 9, 2025 at 6:41 PM
I've built an app to help anyone who creates content to track, share, collaborate on, and manage content creation, including post-publishing analytics via platform integrations. I've spent a lot of time focused on flexible simplicity, making it usable for individuals or teams. Here's a peek:
github.com/wyhaines/sel...
I open sourced this handy little utility that I made (along with a gist for a shell script to make the experience of working through a bunch of git branches to delete a subset more pleasant). It's useful if you do command line things with lots of files, for example.
I open sourced this handy little utility that I made (along with a gist for a shell script to make the experience of working through a bunch of git branches to delete a subset more pleasant). It's useful if you do command line things with lots of files, for example.
GitHub - wyhaines/selector.cr: This is a very simple utility, intended for command line use, that accepts via command line or STDIN a set of data items, and then displays them, one per line, with chec...
This is a very simple utility, intended for command line use, that accepts via command line or STDIN a set of data items, and then displays them, one per line, with checkboxes next to them, and the...
github.com
November 8, 2024 at 4:41 PM
github.com/wyhaines/sel...
I open sourced this handy little utility that I made (along with a gist for a shell script to make the experience of working through a bunch of git branches to delete a subset more pleasant). It's useful if you do command line things with lots of files, for example.
I open sourced this handy little utility that I made (along with a gist for a shell script to make the experience of working through a bunch of git branches to delete a subset more pleasant). It's useful if you do command line things with lots of files, for example.