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I recently went through the Svelte tutorial and I like it. Would love to try it out on a project. Anyone have any experience with it?

Svelte 5 had a contentious change that people were skeptical about but it seems like most people have come around and agree it’s a better way to do things.

https://svelte.dev/tutorial/svelte/wel come-to-svelte

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I recently went through the Svelte tutorial and I like it. Would love to try it out on a project. Anyone have any experience with it?

Svelte 5 had a contentious change that people were skeptical about but it seems like most people have come around and agree it’s a better way to do things.

https://svelte.dev/tutorial/svelte/wel come-to-svelte

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“A big problem with a platform that costs $15 billion — at least from the perspective of this DOJ — is that simply being able to afford it suggests the acquiring company is already too big. Anyone who spends that much money on Chrome will expect a solid return on their investment. And how would they go about that with a product that has always been free? Charging a subscription? Selling user data?”

https://www. platformer.news/google-breakup-chrome-doj-antitrust-remedies/?ref=platformer-newsletter

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“A big problem with a platform that costs $15 billion — at least from the perspective of this DOJ — is that simply being able to afford it suggests the acquiring company is already too big. Anyone who spends that much money on Chrome will expect a solid return on their investment. And how would they go about that with a product that has always been free? Charging a subscription? Selling user data?”

https://www. platformer.news/google-breakup-chrome-doj-antitrust-remedies/?ref=platformer-newsletter

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“Artist programmers are so far from being irrelevant - they're often working on the edge of possibility. Exploring the fringes of programming. It's in those seemingly unprofitable fringes that the exciting stuff is found. New approaches, new techniques, new social perspectives, so many new questions to be asked.

I think there's so much that business programmers can learn from artistic programmers - just as much as the inverse is true.” - @samaaron

https://www. patreon.com/posts/115988103?pr=true

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“Artist programmers are so far from being irrelevant - they're often working on the edge of possibility. Exploring the fringes of programming. It's in those seemingly unprofitable fringes that the exciting stuff is found. New approaches, new techniques, new social perspectives, so many new questions to be asked.

I think there's so much that business programmers can learn from artistic programmers - just as much as the inverse is true.” - @samaaron

https://www. patreon.com/posts/115988103?pr=true

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Just bought "Introduction to Sonic Pi" video course by @samaaron

I've known about Sonic Pi (live music coding w/ Ruby) and I've gotten into electronic music recently so it's bizarre that I hadn't bothered to learn it earlier. Glad I waited though since now I can learn directly from the creator!

https://sonic-pi-studio.teachable.com? referral_code=9FR5XL

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Just bought "Introduction to Sonic Pi" video course by @samaaron

I've known about Sonic Pi (live music coding w/ Ruby) and I've gotten into electronic music recently so it's bizarre that I hadn't bothered to learn it earlier. Glad I waited though since now I can learn directly from the creator!

https://sonic-pi-studio.teachable.com? referral_code=9FR5XL

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@hongminhee README driven development has been extremely fun every time I've tried it

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@hongminhee README driven development has been extremely fun every time I've tried it

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@ruralocity I've gotten over the social anxiety or awkwardness part of it, it was more so just about time + energy for me :|

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@ruralocity I've gotten over the social anxiety or awkwardness part of it, it was more so just about time + energy for me :|

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I had a great time at RubyConf but I feel like I really messed up by not intentionally meeting more people whose OSS work I appreciate. I was busy tweaking my slides for my workshop until the last minute, foolishly!

Many of the people doing interesting things in Ruby were there and I feel like I met just a handful of them.

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I had a great time at RubyConf but I feel like I really messed up by not intentionally meeting more people whose OSS work I appreciate. I was busy tweaking my slides for my workshop until the last minute, foolishly!

Many of the people doing interesting things in Ruby were there and I feel like I met just a handful of them.

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@bkuhlmann @baweaver Yea, kind of built it from scratch then explained that’s what it was. It was a journey!

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@bkuhlmann @baweaver Yea, kind of built it from scratch then explained that’s what it was. It was a journey!

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Excited to see the M-word in a RubyConf keynote! @baweaver

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Excited to see the M-word in a RubyConf keynote! @baweaver

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Loved @Kowfm’s talk about camping.rb and also, so crucially, about community. The Ruby community needs to be more explicit about what behavior and speech is acceptable.

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Loved @Kowfm’s talk about camping.rb and also, so crucially, about community. The Ruby community needs to be more explicit about what behavior and speech is acceptable.

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Data Interface Logic (with link to blog post)

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Slide that says “Every Action is political, and consequential”

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Slide that says “Let’s make it explicit how great this community is.”

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somehow a butter knife slipped into my backpack and they found it. “nothing serated”

security theater is alive and well in the good ole us of a!!

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somehow a butter knife slipped into my backpack and they found it. “nothing serated”

security theater is alive and well in the good ole us of a!!

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@jayroh i grew up around here (and went to uconn). i was visiting family for a couple weeks, and i live in denver now.

are you coming to rubyconf?

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@jayroh i grew up around here (and went to uconn). i was visiting family for a couple weeks, and i live in denver now.

are you coming to rubyconf?

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en-route to rubyconf! train to NYC then flying to chicago.

contra my ruby interests i am indeed traveling “on rails”

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en-route to rubyconf! train to NYC then flying to chicago.

contra my ruby interests i am indeed traveling “on rails”