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Maybe that's for you to fork instead ☺️
I always wanted to try Mina github.com/mina-deploy/... but never got to it and it seems rather oldish now unfortunately.
Myslím, že "surface" je výška konkrétního čtverce v síti daného předpovědního modelu. Čili něco jako zprůměrovaná reálná výška oblasti, podle rozlišení modelu. Více o tom např. zde community.windy.com/topic/5297/s...
Is this an intention, regarding the current ruby affairs…? ☺️ Anyways, I always wanted to learn Elixir and now I think it is *the* time.
So glad I got to this wonderful event at least once, it still brings warm memories, thank you for it!
I don't think that is true any more. Many people don't like it but many others do and the term usage spreads continually.
www.researchgate.net/publication/...
Map showing the Russian Embassy surrounded by streets named after Russian opposition
Czechia knows what it’s doing.
I'm thrilled to announce that @baweaver.bsky.social and I have just kicked off work on a second edition of Eloquent Ruby, to be published by our friends at @pragprog.com.
The idea is to keep the basic structure of the book the same while updating it to Ruby as it is used today.
Watched Unfit (www.rottentomatoes.com/m/unfit_the_...) and The Apprentice and both were great and... what a monster he is!
Tipuju, že to bude příliš dlouhým bezvětřím, lokální zdroje znečištění prostě už pár dní nic nerozfoukává.
Off topic - this was fun but the current political situation as well as certain community leaders statements mostly make me frozen and barely able to work and even less enjoy it. What the hell… 🥶🤷
I just published a post about how we made Tailwind 4 detect CSS classes that are _not_ contained in the main application source files but in one of the gem it uses. It utilizes some tricks to make the gem paths accessible from the project in a stable and relative way.
dev.to/nejremeslnic...
1. Programming gives you the joy of hacking.
2. Testing raises confidence in its correctness.
3. Documenting helps users understand it all.
In the case of public software, like OSS, to me, a complete programmer commits to the three of them.
I look forward to reading this masterhotwire.com but it's still in beta.
Thanks, Gregory, for the kind words!
My first Rails PR 🙂. Alright it was just a documentation fix but it was quite nontrivial to find out. github.com/rails/rails/...
Most of our dev team, including me, is joining! 🙂
Reading Rebuilding Rails (rebuilding-rails.com) to commemorate Noah and learn from him. Very sad news, RIP.
The book contained also a description of the authors fighting with the Soviet censorship when releasing this book for the first time. So absurd and… Russian. They had to update / rewrite it like 20 times before being allowed to publish it.
I enjoyed reading the Roadside Picnic (Stalker) by the Strugatsky brothers (in Czech). A philosophical gem inside a gangster story. Very different than the movie. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadsid...
Ideally, guess it from a good name :)
I bet Zack is talking about Recurring tasks as a feature of the Solid Queue gem. github.com/rails/solid_...
Since it uses Fugit to parse the cron schedules, I guess it uses ruby's (server's) TZ unless you specify it explicitly github.com/floraison/fu...
I just finished it a couple days ago and got successfully brainwashed (see preface 🙂). Enjoy!
This brings some nice memories, thanks!
Source code for a browser extension placing a link to our internal CRM to Outlook web.
About 3 hours but most of the time I just tinkered with proper CSS selectors to extract the right stuff from the page and place the button to the right place. This is actually the complete code:
A screenshot from our Outlook shared mailbox with a lookup button shown besides one of the email sender addresses.
I built a Chrome extension yesterday that injects a button into a shared mailbox in our Outlook web so that our admins can look up the given mail sender in our CRM with a single click. It was surprisingly easy! Love to make our Support team happy 😊.
During a routine Rails server upgrade, a misconfigured Metabase process sneaked in and took the port 3000. Repeatedly, even after killing it (through systemd automatic restarts). It took me 15 minutes to figure this out and get rid of it...
My 4K Weeks poster where I draw a dot each week to be in a high-level contact with my life progress. Almost all dots for my past year are filled.
Yesterday was my birthday and thus a good time to sync my 4K Weeks poster (you basically fill a dot each week to get a high-level view of your life progress) with reality. Turns out I missed just 8 weeks during the last year, not bad! 🙂
