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Developer. Currently enamored with #Ruby. New to Mastodon.
Websitehttps://domenic.sh
OK 16 hours later I have #Plasma running on #Gentoo. I guess #Firefox is next...
Installing #Gentoo for the first time and having way too much fun. Reading the USE flags for every program I compile is teaching me so much about them.

I just launched a personal website/blog with Jekyll and it could not have been easier. I'm still working out the kinks but for something produced in a few hours I'm happy with it: https://domenic.sh

Let me know what you think!

domenic.sh

Trying out the new version of RubyMine that was recently released. I feel like it can read my mind. I've never used AI for coding before but I guess there's an LLM that runs locally on your machine that provides smart completions and it's doing a hell of a job.

Alright, here is my first question. I am creating a client library for a JSON API and am having trouble with structuring the code the right way or the “#Ruby way”. I have looked at quite a few other projects and there does not seem to be a general pattern (other than being undocumented 🙃 ). So far, the most attractive pattern to me is mapping an entity as a model (see: https://github.com/localhots/musicbrainz), however, I only understand about 50% of what's going on there.

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GitHub - localhots/musicbrainz: MusicBrainz Web Service client

MusicBrainz Web Service client. Contribute to localhots/musicbrainz development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Hey everyone! I am a developer that's pretty obsessed with Ruby and Rails and have been lurking this instance for a while now. Other than coding, I like gaming, reading, books, comics, and pretty much everything, actually. I have so many #Ruby related questions about architecture and "the Ruby way" but I'll hold off for now as to not overwhelm you 😅 please say hi!