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I've been doing Office Hours with the team at Ombu Labs, and we've just spun off the first blog post from it.

All credit to Francois for the note taking and writing 😄

https://fastruby.io/blog/how-to-grok-a n-exiting-rails-application-for-the-first-time.html

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I've been doing Office Hours with the team at Ombu Labs, and we've just spun off the first blog post from it.

All credit to Francois for the note taking and writing 😄

https://fastruby.io/blog/how-to-grok-a n-exiting-rails-application-for-the-first-time.html

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@Schneems @trevorturk hell yeah, there's so many nice choices in the new app too!

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@Schneems @trevorturk hell yeah, there's so many nice choices in the new app too!

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@trevorturk hey, will I see you at RubyConf?

I've just subscribed to the Hello Weather newsletter, looking forward to the full release!

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@trevorturk hey, will I see you at RubyConf?

I've just subscribed to the Hello Weather newsletter, looking forward to the full release!

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If you've been curious about my take on mixing fixtures & factories in Oaken, @pinzonjulian has got your back in this talk! So cool 😄

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=bxOqXLL06S g

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If you've been curious about my take on mixing fixtures & factories in Oaken, @pinzonjulian has got your back in this talk! So cool 😄

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=bxOqXLL06S g

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I just signed up for @lucian 's Good Enough Testing workshop! At 50$, it's a steal 😄

https://lu.ma/hgs6eb3t?tk=1Bm5sH

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I just signed up for @lucian 's Good Enough Testing workshop! At 50$, it's a steal 😄

https://lu.ma/hgs6eb3t?tk=1Bm5sH

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I did some code golfing this week and wrote up a lengthy post on my choices. Tons of tips in here.

https://buttondown.com/kaspth/archive/code-golfing-review-making-composable-active-record-queries/

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I did some code golfing this week and wrote up a lengthy post on my choices. Tons of tips in here.

https://buttondown.com/kaspth/archive/code-golfing-review-making-composable-active-record-queries/

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@timriley nice! Looking forward to chatting with you again, Tim 😊👋

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@timriley nice! Looking forward to chatting with you again, Tim 😊👋

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who will I see @rubyconf? 👁️👄👁️

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who will I see @rubyconf? 👁️👄👁️

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It's fun to see the `as: :json` etc. test request encoding I added to Rails and turbo-rails be used more broadly

https://github.com/stimulusreflex/cabl e_ready/pull/300

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It's fun to see the `as: :json` etc. test request encoding I added to Rails and turbo-rails be used more broadly

https://github.com/stimulusreflex/cabl e_ready/pull/300

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We've got a generator fix in the new Associated Object release 🎉

https://github.com/kaspth/active_recor d-associated_object/releases/tag/v0.8.2

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We've got a generator fix in the new Associated Object release 🎉

https://github.com/kaspth/active_recor d-associated_object/releases/tag/v0.8.2

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I've been enjoying Julian Rubisch's newsletter on Code Sculpture, but this hit particularly well for me

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I've been enjoying Julian Rubisch's newsletter on Code Sculpture, but this hit particularly well for me

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See, back in the day of the Beatles and others, sound engineers only had tape, level faders and some crude filters. What they had to do, thus, was recording just what they want to hear in the final mix, as their tools for post processing were limited.

This is a form of art that has become nearly forgotten, but it still tends to produce the best results, as any sound designer would agree. The call to action for software designers, thus, is clear:

Time spent riffing on your domain model or application architecture is time well spent.

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@ingemar thanks! I guess it's not super explicit, but it's in case someone preferred passing in a string for the method name, then String#to_s would return self and we'd mutate that. Maybe there's another way around using dup, it's been a while since I've looked at this code 😊

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@ingemar thanks! I guess it's not super explicit, but it's in case someone preferred passing in a string for the method name, then String#to_s would return self and we'd mutate that. Maybe there's another way around using dup, it's been a while since I've looked at this code 😊

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@matheusrich @garrettdimon I like aspects of this, but focusing on serialization as the default seems a little too much for me. Though I haven't read the PR in detail.

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@matheusrich @garrettdimon I like aspects of this, but focusing on serialization as the default seems a little too much for me. Though I haven't read the PR in detail.

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@matheusrich @garrettdimon I'm not really interested in contributing directly to Rails anymore.

Anyway, for me, the pitch as a more holistic gem is better. If we just optimize the reader method, via has_object, it won't reveal how to connect the dots.

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@matheusrich @garrettdimon I'm not really interested in contributing directly to Rails anymore.

Anyway, for me, the pitch as a more holistic gem is better. If we just optimize the reader method, via has_object, it won't reveal how to connect the dots.

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@garrettdimon I put your blog posts in the Associated Objects readme 😊🎷 https://github.com/kaspth/active_recor d-associated_object?tab=readme-ov-file#see-associated-objects-in-action

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@garrettdimon I put your blog posts in the Associated Objects readme 😊🎷 https://github.com/kaspth/active_recor d-associated_object?tab=readme-ov-file#see-associated-objects-in-action