Paweł Świątkowski @katafrakt@ruby.social

"At its core, Fresh is a routing framework and templating engine that renders pages as they are requested, on a server."

Whoa, that's wild. Rendering. Pages. On the server. The future is now! 🥲

https://deno.com/blog/fresh-is-stable

... and I'm in Ruby Weekly again

Blogged: Building a chat with Hanami and Hotwire

https://katafrakt.me/2022/06/15/building-chat-hanami-hotwire/

Here's the code of my Hanami + Hotwire + Iodine chat application experiment:

https://github.com/katafrakt/hanami-ephemeral-chat

Guess who is writing a livechat app with Hanami, Hotwire and Iodine.

"It was an interesting talk, even scandalous."

I think this might be the best feedback I have ever received to any of my presentations.

The title was:
Entity Component System for "serious applications" [in Ruby]

Since some time I cannot see issues on Pleroma GitLab. Anyone knows why is that?

https://git.pleroma.social/pleroma/pleroma/-/issues

this made me laugh

I briefly tried the official Mastodon app, but I still like Husky more.

You wanted a string? Well, tough shit.

I accidentally created a small shitstorm on Twitter.

Not worth it.

Will they fix it?

BTW, I really want to like #zig, but every time I try it, I hit some very old issue that stops me. Like supporting varargs in C ABI or femit-h not supported (despite what docs day).

I'm unfortunately too dumb to contribute.

Looks like #ruby is getting a serious language feature written in #rust (although #zig is also mentioned).

https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/18481

Also, yes, I learnt the word "despiriting" today. And I like it.

Attending meetups can be dispiriting.

Other people:
Discussing what would be the best candidate for aggregate root or how to combine data from two event streams

Me:
Spending 3rd day implementing logo upload, because everything is a mess

TIL RabbitMQ now has streams, similar to Kafka topics. Might be an interesting alternative, given how complected Kafka setup can be.

https://www.rabbitmq.com/streams.html

Today, after 9+ years in commercial software development, I'm happy to announce that I have used RIGHT OUTER JOIN in a real context for the first time.