Jeremy

@notgrm@ruby.social
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291 Posts

Father, Husband, I do Ruby at work with pleasure and passion for @Nextory.

Sometimes I blog about programming also on https://blog.notgrm.dev/ otherwise I may be out to run 🏃‍♂️

Homepagehttps://notgrm.dev
Bloghttps://blog.notgrm.dev
Githubhttps://github.com/NotGrm
Jeremy1d ago
Philippe Creux1d ago

New blog post!

Rails Dashboards that scale with SQL and `dry-struct`

Crunch data with SQL, return JSON, wrap it in type-safe DryStructs, and swap in Faker or plug into a data warehouse.

https://pcreux.com/2025/07/09/rails-dashboards-with-sql-and-dry-struct

Rails Dashboards with SQL and dry-struct - Philippe Creux

Rails Dashboards that scale: crunch data with SQL, return JSON, wrap it in type-safe DryStructs, and swap in Faker or plug into a data warehouse.

Jeremy3d ago
Marco Roth3d ago

Good Morning @railsconf! Let's make the final one a blast!

#railsconf #railsconf2025

Jeremy4d ago

Do I know anyone working at #Gitlab? I recently apply for a backend position and was rejected.

I'm fine with that (it's life) but I'm curious to have some reasons because I believe that I match the expectations

JeremyJul 3

Today I learn that it is possible to call Ruby's lambdas using the triple equal operator.

I use this capacity to create nice one liners without redundant `.call`

#Ruby #til #DevTips

Show threadJeremyJun 27

@marcoroth I still have a bunch that remains to open; sorry for the spam tho 😆

Next step will be to contribute 💪

Show threadJeremyJun 25
@marcoroth glad that you like my idea, I will try to open issues to support each of the a11y supported linter rules on Herb repo
Show threadJeremyJun 25

@marcoroth that may represent a lot, but I would appreciate linter rules to enforce accessibility good practices would be helpful.

It’s something that I appreciated a lot when working on EmberJS projects to be guided on the a11y path

https://github.com/ember-template-lint/ember-template-lint

GitHub - ember-template-lint/ember-template-lint: Linter for Ember or Handlebars templates

Linter for Ember or Handlebars templates. Contribute to ember-template-lint/ember-template-lint development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub
JeremyJun 24

« On a décidé de mettre un terme à ta période d’essai »

Et sinon elle se passe bien votre journée vous ? 😖

JeremyJun 21
Marco RothJun 20

As a next step for Herb, I'm happy to announce the release of the Herb Language Server and VS Code extension.

Built on top of Herb's HTML-aware ERB parser to bring diagnostics, instant feedback, and structural awareness to HTML+ERB files.

Still early, but a solid first step towards better HTML+ERB tooling. Feedback is very welcome!

JeremyJun 18
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Marco RothJun 20

As a next step for Herb, I'm happy to announce the release of the Herb Language Server and VS Code extension.

Built on top of Herb's HTML-aware ERB parser to bring diagnostics, instant feedback, and structural awareness to HTML+ERB files.

Still early, but a solid first step towards better HTML+ERB tooling. Feedback is very welcome!

Show threadMarco RothJun 20

You can read more about it here:

https://marcoroth.dev/posts/herb-language-server

Herb Language Server and Visual Studio Code Extension

Marco Roth - marcoroth.dev

Marco Roth
Show threadMarco RothJun 20

... and download the Visual Studio Code Extension from the marketplace here:

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=marcoroth.herb-lsp

Herb LSP - Visual Studio Marketplace

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Language Server integration for HTML+ERB.

Show threadCollin DonnellJun 20
@marcoroth I’m going to give this a try later today 🎉
Show threadMarco RothJun 20
@collin Awesome, thanks! Let me know how it goes!
Show threadCollin DonnellJun 20
@marcoroth ERB in every editor other than RubyMine really sucks. This looks like a huge improvement.
Show threadMarco RothJun 20
@collin This is part of the motivation!
Show threadCollin DonnellJun 20
@marcoroth it’s really cool how you are filling in these gaps 😄