@usmanity Amen to that
@edsaav Hello! Maybe start by looking at interesting people in the local timeline, and look at who they follow.
@veer66 rubocop
@mbug I like Tootdon OK
We all like legacy code right? How about some Tron Legacy then:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8OELzmpgZo&list=PL7F37BB1A67E0238D
@sfcgeorge When it comes to hiring people from bootcamps, I end up hiring the ones who have a well-rounded brain, which is something they independently and intrinsically have. The bootcamp almost doesnโt matter, they could have never gone through one for all that matter.
Postgres' array and jsonb data types can be useful quick and dirty ways to store lists of things:
https://stackshare.io/jeromedalbert/decisions/101247487563777922
@judofyr I guess it depends how often you need to downcase. At my current company it was very often, so I think it was worth it
You may want to use the "citext" Postgres type to clean up messy Ruby downcase code when looking up slugs/emails/etc:
https://stackshare.io/jeromedalbert/decisions/101215515833273370
Rails is great because "all the decisions are made for you", right?
...right?
https://stackshare.io/jeromedalbert/decisions/101193170823359652
@Manic Great intro! Welcome ๐
Why I chose Mastodon's implementation to obfuscate the ID of a Rails model:
https://stackshare.io/jeromedalbert/decisions/101175469227282633
Vim advent calendar: https://vimways.org/2018
@adamnbowen @muneeb ๐