Joel Moss

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Excellent overview by @fxn.bsky.social of #Ruby's new namespaces feature that's just been merged into master

Release v3.0.0 · joelmoss/phlexible What's Changed Phlex 2 support by @triskweline in #2 New Contributors @triskweline made their first contribution in #2 Full Changelog: v2.2.0...v3.0.0

New release of Phlexible, with support for both Phlex 1 and 2!

Why users cannot create Issues directly · Issue #3558 · ghostty-org/ghostty Users are not allowed to create Issues directly in this repository - we ask that you create a Discussion first. Unlike some other projects, Ghostty does not use the issue tracker for discussion or ...

IMHO, make this the default, github: github.com/ghostty-org/...

After a few struggles, decided to host the Proscenium docs & registry on Hetzner using Kamal. It's a really simple app, so Kamal is a better fit - https://proscenium.rocks

Also a teeny tiny part of me feels a little nostalgic for the good ol' days before PaaS's and the cloud

I always want to shorten Rails `find_or_create_by`. How about `freate`? Or maybe `finsert`? `finreate`...

Oh I could go on 😂

Deploying a new Rails app and trying Kamal. All it's done is made me realise how amazingly awesome the likes of Heroku are!

Yes I'll save a bit of cash, but the amount of time and stress I would save is worth so much more!

Merge branch 'registry' · joelmoss/proscenium@14f4174 * registry: chore(deps): Update gems chore(deps): Update go deps feat: Reimplement cache_query_string config feat: replacements feat: Set etag in middleware using content hash from esbuil...

These were some challenging, but fun commits 😄 Lots of goodies coming to Proscenium very soon! 🤩 Least of all, a #Ruby Gems specific registry that fully supports NPM package dependencies 💎

Giving @gitbutler.com another go... 🤔

And todays Commit Message of the Day is... 🥁

Just commit this fucker! 💪 YOLO

There's been some talk of what new #ruby features peeps would like to see...

I would love the ability to use ? and ! in variable names, in the same way that I use them in method names.

You say that coz it’s better, or is that simply you preference?

Even though I would call myself a #Ruby guy, as that is the one I always come back to, and have used for two decades, I probably write as much #JavaScript and #GoLang. I love all three for very different reasons. They have their own place and reasons to exist, all being different

Yeah that’s what I think too 👍

A question for all you #ruby gem authors...

Do you specify your dev dependencies in the gemspec with `add_development_dependency` or in the Gemfile?

I've always added them in the Gemfile, as I'm pretty sure both options do the same thing. But like the separation of concerns,

How have I not know about until now??! Great little tool to check that you gem dependencies are compatible with major Rails versions 👏

How do you turn off reposts from your followers?

Great feature though 👏

Kudos to @solnic_dev for his amazing @justcrosspost.app - I am a happy paying customer! 👏

Release v0.5.0 · joelmoss/delivered Changed Added a handy Delivered.verify! method for quick verification of any value, any where. Added RangeOf, ArrayOf, and Enumerable types. Exceptions are now a little more useful. Full Changelo...

Released 0.5.0 of Delivered - my #Ruby gem for runtime type checking of method signatures - is out!

Includes a handy `Delivered.verify!` method to verify the type of any value.

https://github.com/joelmoss/delivered/releases/tag/v0.5.0

GitHub - fatkodima/rubocop-disable_syntax: A RuboCop plugin that allows to disable some unfavorite ruby syntax, such as `unless`, safe navigation etc. A RuboCop plugin that allows to disable some unfavorite ruby syntax, such as `unless`, safe navigation etc. - fatkodima/rubocop-disable_syntax

I'm increasingly hating on #Ruby's `unless` keyword. It's just too hard to reason about. I may just add https://github.com/fatkodima/rubocop-disable_syntax and disable the use of `unless` completely.

What if...

You could just `npm install @rubygems/mygem` and it would install any #ruby gem as an NPM dependency (assuming that gem has JS/CSS assets) 😎

Well… he’s a psychopath, so ‘nuff said 😂

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There are two types of #ruby developers in this world; ones who enclose method arguments in parenthesis, and those who do not.

Which one are you?

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Been using puma-dev for ages, and love its convenience, but hate how hard it is to use the debugger with. Today I uninstalled it and appended this snippet to puma config in my #Rails apps. Now I simply good old `rails server`, but I have full HTTPS in dev (using mkcert 👏)

I am a proud "Discovery Coder" 🥳

jimmyhmiller.github.io/discovery-co...

Deno v. Oracle: Canceling the JavaScript Trademark Oracle is holding the JavaScript trademark hostage, and we’re pursuing legal means to #FreeJavaScript. Here’s a brief update.

👏

deno.com/blog/deno-v-...

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Building Bluesky: a Distributed Social Network (Real-World Engineering Challenges) Bluesky is built by around 10 engineers, and has amassed 5 million users since publicly launching in February this year. A deep dive into novel design decisions, moving off AWS, and more.

I read this all the way through! A fascinating read 👍

Building Bluesky: a Distributed Social Network (Real-World Engineering Challenges) newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/bluesky

Yeah, but I would interpret disruptive to also include breaking changes.

Like others, they both sound the same to me.