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ignurant

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    Comment #45645654

    For what it's worth, the last few years our we've sliced off a few custom client apps in Rails and it's felt like a great tailwind. We've been running a profitable BI app for aroun…

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    Comment #42576456

    A lot of people seem to overcomplicate it by bringing their thoughts on how other modern js apps are written. It would be helpful to have a specific example of some of the things y…

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    Comment #38879556

    Some of the most enlightening books I’ve read when I was first learning Ruby were Text Processing in Ruby, and Building Awesome Command Line Apps in Ruby 2. They each reveal certai…

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    Comment #38878836

    It is pretty cool. I’ve been using it for 3-4 years as a queue between Ruby and Node for scraping tasks. Ruby queues the work, a node worker does the downloading, and a Ruby proces…

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    Comment #38870581

    I think that's a great argument to consider when framing this concept to someone the first time. Avoid the `implicit return` language altogether. Instead focus on the expressions. …

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    Comment #38869699

    I usually drink the DHH koolaide when it comes to Rails decisions, but I'm surprised by this decision exactly because of his arguments against being forced to write specific styles…

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    Comment #38869321

    I'm fluent in Ruby, and have nearly zero experience in the other languages featured in this article. The `implicit return` is often something people find rather willy-nilly when fi…

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    Comment #38294734

    I can appreciate that. There's a few revelations I've had over the years of learning Ruby that highlighted "why things are as they are". Decisions that feel arbitrary and against t…

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    Comment #36488271

    I usually conditionally include the visibility toggle class from the erb side, so the first time it renders as html it has the toggle correctly initiated. I can see situations wher…

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    Comment #35966825

    In addition to the Ruby under a Microscope (linked elsewhere), a lot of talks from Aaron Patterson (Tenderlove) are enlightening in this regard. I've learned a lot from them, and t…

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    Comment #35797540

    I would suggest that the Rails scene is at least worth checking out. I’ve seen a number of people move from .NET or Node to Ruby and Rails and thoroughly enjoy it, with little desi…

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    Comment #35524457

    > Is Rails still into magic? Yes, but you too [can join the magicians guild]( https://guides.rubyonrails.org/ ). They are very open. In fact, they even share with anyone [every sin…

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    Comment #32171604

    New Rails 8 feature? (I’ll see myself out).

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    Comment #29574932

    There’s even a book about that! https://datavisualizationtoolkit.com/ Who would have thought that the “Data Visualization Toolkit” would be about Rails? Turns out, it’s pretty swee…