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My November'23 OS Update: Exploring database transaction management in dry-operation and incorporating global error handling to enhance flow classes. Check it out!
https://waiting-for-dev.github.io/blog/2023/12/01/open_source_status_november_2023
This month, there’s a lot in the making! My two main priorities remain dry-operation and web_pipe, and I’ve put a great deal of thought into both of them. I’m excited to share the progress I’ve made, so let’s get started!
@ervan correct! and perfect reasoning, by the way! 🙂
`break` keyword wins over regular `tap` method
Here's my Open Source update for October! Check it out for a side-by-side comparison of dry-operation's syntax vs. dry-monad's do notation. We're at the beginning, making it the perfect time for your feedback, so don't miss it!
#ruby #opensource #dry #hanami #dry_operation #web_pipe
https://waiting-for-dev.github.io/blog/2023/11/07/open_source_status_october_2023
In September, we witnessed the birth of dry-operation, a new library designed for managing business flows in Ruby. During October, my focus shifted towards optimizing its developer experience (DX) and also allowed me to revisit my beloved project, web_pipe.
Hanami 2.1.0.rc1 is out!
We made some huge strides here thanks to timely contributions and feedback: stunning new welcome and error screens, and a powerful new way of extending assets compilation, with every esbuild plugin at your disposal!
Next stop: 2.1.0 stable!
Here’s my open source status update for September, in which I make a range of small fixes, bend better_errors to our will via a clever li’l patch, kickstart a new dry-rb gem with @waiting_for_dev, and then release Hanami 2.1.0.beta2!
Things are moving, plenty going on. Catch yourself up: https://timriley.info/writing/2023/10/20/open-source-status-update-september-2023/
I'm thrilled to announce my return to publishing Open Source Status updates! 📢 This latest update is a deep dive into my journey, weaving personal history with the birth of a remarkable addition to the dry-rb ecosystem: introducing "dry-operation" 🌟
https://waiting-for-dev.github.io/blog/2023/10/10/open_source_status_september_2023
You promised yourself to provide monthly updates on your Open Source activities, and suddenly, a whole year has passed since the last one. But rest assured, I haven’t been idly lounging on the sofa during this time, as much as I might have wished for that luxury.