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Rails, Development, and More with David Heinemeier Hansson [audio]

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I was really surprised to see how expensive co2 monitors are (about $110 USD). It seems wrong at a moral level. Especially since smoke detectors and carbon monoxide monitors can be bought for $10-25. I know nothing about making a co2 monitor but other than marketing hype, the willingness to function at optimum efficiency and not die of oxygen deprivation, is there anything about it at the hardware level that warrants…

Yeah, I feel like there should be an affordable air quality monitor (with an accompanying app) that you can just slap on walls...

There is. The Laser Egg 2.

http://originstech.com/laseregg2/

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What does stimulus do?

Its something they've been developing internally at Basecamp. DHH sees Turbolinks handling "90%" of front end work related to full page changes. Stimulus (which I think he said they're releasing in another month) will handle on page interaction or as he calls it "Javascript sprinkles". Things like modifying existing elements, adding a new node to the DOM, filtering, etc.

A bit like what Drab does for Elixir/Phoenix perhaps?
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