Main: @renatolond
From Rio, living in Brussels.
Weird Coffee Person, always into random new hobbies.
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| Website | http://lond.com.br/ |
Hey folks!
As part of my new year resolutions, I decided it's time to pass the torch for the @crossposter maintenance to someone else.
This is not about maintaining the service, but the tool itself, the dev side of it.
If you're into #ruby, #RoR and you used the crossposter, reach out: https://github.com/renatolond/mastodon-twitter-poster/issues/918
Please boost for reach :)
Yesterday we had a CodeTogether session with #RubyBelgium and #AppTweak. I talked a bit about solargraph, how to improve the suggestions and gave a little demo of the remote debugging of the debug gem.
I was planning to record the session and put the video online, but due to technical problems (as in: I forgetting to enable the mic) that ship has sailed 😅
In any case, here are the slides and I can answer any questions!
https://www.scribd.com/document/608555962/Digging-into-solargraph-and-debug
We're having a CodeTogether session with RubyBelgium and AppTweak the 17th of November
The subject of the talk is "Digging into solargraph: Autocomplete, linting and debugging with new ruby tools"
If you're around Brussels come and join us!
https://gettogether.community/events/25135/code-together-digging-into-solargraph/
I appreciate boosts for reach :)
Code together are back! Digging into solargraph: Autocomplete, linting and debugging with new ruby tools Some years ago RubyMine was the only way to get some acceptable IDE support for Ruby. Times are changing as Solargraph supports improves and the new Ruby debug gem can work with different IDEs. In this talk we'll show some before and after of configuring Solargraph properly, talk about rubocop advancements in analysis time and show a little bit of the new Ruby debugger working with VScode.
⚠️ We are planning to release important security fixes for #Mastodon on February 3rd, between 13:00 and 15:00 UTC.
To make sure that most servers can upgrade swiftly, we will release the fixes both as v3.3.2 and v3.4.6 (they will, of course, be also available on the main branch).
To make sure the upgrades on those older versions require the least intervention, with just a process restart, we have just released preparatory releases v3.3.1 and v3.4.5.
Please upgrade!
Just saw this in RubyWeekly and I'm already in love ❤️
It's like pry on steroids (it's based on pry after all)
Hey, folks! My company is looking for devs and QAs :D
We use Ruby!
🙌🏼 We're hiring! We're currently looking for a full-stack dev and a QA engineer 🤓 Check out our open positions here!
https://jobs.apptweak.com/ #ASO #AppStoreOptimization #talent #recruitment #AppMarketing
I’ve written up a comprehensive overview of the new function composition operators introduced in Ruby 2.6: “A Guide to Function Composition in Ruby”, https://www.ghostcassette.com/function-composition-in-ruby/
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Tom Stuart