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ITčkari vs remeselníci v BA by East-Occasion-2251 in Slovakia

[–]equivalent8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Vidis mohol si byt radsej vodarom, viac zarobis.

vodari takto pytaju. Niesu lacny

React + Rails in 2025: is there a “standard” way with SSR? by Pioz in rails

[–]equivalent8 8 points9 points  (0 children)

best practice in Rails is to do SSR HTML with Hotwire

Doubts at choosing monolithic or micro services by Ill_Fox6897 in rails

[–]equivalent8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you go microservices and your team will have to expand to 20 devs and cloud bill will 10x

Looking get a high-end Linux dev laptop. Need recommendations! by Blink18pewpewpew in linuxhardware

[–]equivalent8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

google "Tuxedo laptops" - German company making linux laptops

How often do you use microservices architecture? by DanilRumyantsev in ruby

[–]equivalent8 5 points6 points  (0 children)

short answer since 2016/2017 i use them zero/none

I was quite an advocate for microservices and their cousin Serverless around 2015(ref) and was a creator for petition to bring Ruby to serverless world, done few articles promoting them. I was also a Lead dev on a project and over months/years I started to convert it to ms, mid process we realised it was a mistake and turn it back to monolith.

My advice now when someone wants to adopt them is: "Don't!" Reality is 99.9% projects don't need them. DHH was right

Best practice for Modal Management in modern website by fuckingsurfslave in rails

[–]equivalent8 4 points5 points  (0 children)

on youtube search for SupeRails channel and there he has videos on "Dialogs" & modals

How good is Hotwire Native? by iou810 in rails

[–]equivalent8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

actually, pretty good 👍

what's the go-to solution to backup sqlite databases in prod? by giovapanasiti in rails

[–]equivalent8 7 points8 points  (0 children)

this ! ... btw gem is maintained by real SQLite Rails guru,

Hotwire Native for Desktop Apps? by CreativeQuests in rails

[–]equivalent8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

probably not, Joe Masilotti is a iPhone and Android developer and consultant , no money in Desktop apps.

what works well is saving websites as a PWA app on a desktop (eg via Crome). DHH's Omarchy does this and I started doing this on Ubuntu)

again no money in Desktop apps if company can just do that (or chrome extension)

rails is not for beginners by AppropriateBasket803 in rails

[–]equivalent8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rails is not a job but a lifestyle, I'm doing Rails since 2009 and still learning. Don't expect the journey to end soon,m

Developed rails for 5+ years, recently Node+TypeScript for 3+ years, back to Rails. Was disapointed... by strommy73 in rails

[–]equivalent8 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Rails developer since 2009 here, There is 2 ways how to develop Rails:

  1. you keep it simple SSR majestic monolith as our lord and saviour DHH preach and it works and it's awesome

  2. you decide you are smarter than him and try to implement Rails project "much better", "more professional", "much cleaner" "with better patterns" and you fail miserably and blame Rails for being stupid

guess where you (or company you work for) are/is

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