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The book "From Ruby to Elixir" is 40% off right now!
https://www.reddit.com/r/rails/comments/1d7zbeu/author_from_ruby_to_elixir_full_release_coupon/
Just got my copy of @MyBuddyAndrew's new book!
My kid is a *bit* young for it, at 9 months old. But this is such a neat and (for Ruby) rare kind of project, that I just had to get a copy anyway.
You can get yours at https://learnrubyinorbit.com
Recently I signed up as a mentor/freelancer on Codementor.
For my areas of expertise, I put down Ruby on Rails and React.
Guess what's filling up my feed 🤡
Every time I install Linux on an old laptop:
In a Roda app that used to have long page loads due to slow API calls, I'm now using server-sent events and Turbo Streams to stream updates to the page while doing the API calls in new threads.
Seeing it all come together was a mind-expanding moment for me 💡
Read more on my blog: https://fpsvogel.com/posts/2023/ruby-server-sent-events-for-async-api-calls
"The History of Science Fiction" by Ward Shelley is one of the most amazing charts I've ever seen.
What are your favorite charts or visualizations?