| Blog | https://www.stefanwienert.de/ |
| Github | https://github.com/zealot128 |
| Project | https://fahrrad-filter.de |
| Project | https://mybike.parts |
My collegue just released a #nvim plugin to make #Rails I18n translations visible via hover action.
With `gf` can also directly go to the definition of the translation!
Nice work! :)
1 year, about 900km with the Decathlon cargo bike - my now primary transport in town (Kids taxi, shopping).
Kids love it, big Euro-Box makes shopping ridiculously fast (box in cart - shopping - at counter stuff directly into the box, box on bike), great handling, much better than Long-Johns - For an acceptable price.
https://mybike.parts/blog/4-decathlon-elop-after-1-year-about-1000km
Back to China again for the summer. This year, tried eSIM 3HK via MobiMatters as internet - Works perfectly!
By using Hongkong roaming you have unrestricted internet without the need for a VPN for most use cases. Booking+Activating took like 10-15min, 45GB for 37 EUR, no passport validation needed for Mainland only.
Paired with a double payment option via WeChat + AliPay much more convenient than years before.
Just released new version of our `extract_i18n` Ruby gem, which is a CLI for extracting hardcoded copy from rb, slim, erb into well structered YAML (to further translate).
New version includes Javascript(!) - that's right. We now can analyze js/ts files and Vue SFC-script blocks to extract String-Literals.
This is in light of a upcoming i18n-project of our customer backend, which is mostly in German ATM.
#ruby #rails #i18n
#Ruby post on my blog: We moved a #Rails apps cronjobs from Whenever to Sidekiq-Cron. Also added a small DSL inspired by Discourse's mini_scheduler for adding cronjob run definitions in Ruby instead of an external yml/json.
