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calvin 2 years ago | link | on: People who change your life and how I landed my remote jobs and contracts

Uhhh….event and networking tags might not be what you think they are.
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  jipiboily edited 2 years ago | link
  
  oh, sorry!
  
  edit: removed… :facepalm:
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    jipiboily 2 years ago | link
    
    wow, so dumb of me, removing them.

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jipiboily 5 years ago | link | on: Introducing the Rails API Project

Glad to see this isn’t dead and in fact pushed forward. There are clear advantages to still use a lot of Rails middlewares for APIs instead of, say, Sinatra.
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  steveklabnik 5 years ago | link
  
  Thanks!

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jipiboily 5 years ago | link | on: Running: gem to do Ruby implementation specific coding

Out of curiosity, why would you want to use that? Don’t you know on what implementation your code is running already?

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jipiboily 5 years ago | link | on: Ruby 2.0 is feature frozen

Thanks for the quick list of new features!

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jipiboily 5 years ago | link | on: 10 Things You Didn't Know Ruby Could do

Anyone knows if it will be available on confreaks?

I guess there will be at least a few talks on there (http://confreaks.com/events/aloharuby2012) but wonder if this one will be…
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  steveklabnik 5 years ago | link
  
  If some of them are, then it’s almost 100% for sure all of them will be.
  
  James gave a similar talk at RailsConf, you should look it up.
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    jipiboily 5 years ago | link
    
    Have it in my watch later list, should watch it in the next couple of days. Thanks :)

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mbriggs 5 years ago | link | on: Turbolinks makes following links in your web application faster (included in Rails 4)

just wait for the huge flood of issues related to js globals sticking around between page loads, js memory leak issues which don’t manifest until you take reloads out of the equation. Not saying pjax is not a good idea, but it isn’t magic fairy dust you sprinkle and things get faster. There are a certain class of issues that you didn’t need to be aware of before which you now do.
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  jipiboily 5 years ago | link
  
  there are already a bunch of people trying and fixing this, there were a bunch of issues, PR and mostly fixes just today.
  
  Certainly not production ready, true, but for pet projects, why not? :)

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jipiboily 5 years ago | link | on: Turbolinks makes following links in your web application faster (included in Rails 4)

This is one more thing that makes me eager to play with Rails 4! Matter of days now before I try it…
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  steveklabnik 5 years ago | link
  
  You can try this gem today. Don’t need to wait for Rails 4.
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  jipiboily 5 years ago | link
  
  Anyone knows if there will be a beta build before the end of the year by any chance? Not that I need one to start playing around with it, just curious.
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    steveklabnik 5 years ago | link
    
    We really want to have it out by the end of the year, yes. We’re actually pretty close, there’s just a few things blocking release now. All the major parts are in place.
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      jipiboily 5 years ago | link
      
      Awesome!
      Will sure try this soon and get my hands dirty!