As someone who upgraded from an Intel Mac to an M1 mac, the memory is a non-issue. Three years ago I would have laughed if you said I would be happy with "only" 8GB, but now I am.
I found this[1] on the documentation. But in general staging environments, continuous integration and continuous delivery are not built into frameworks (Rails, Phoenix, etc). [1] -…
Congrats! I've been keeping up with Redwood since the original announcement, and the progress they've made has been incredible. The generators and command line utilities are top notch (compared to Rails, thats a high…
Fantastic. I did not expect to enjoy using the custom widgets or "Kinos" this much.
Cool. I've only been to London once, but I distinctly remember being disturbed by how dead everything was. I'm not sure how accurate the stat, but I recall Table Mountain having more floral species than the entire UK.
Upgraded M1. No issues, super snappy, looks great.
I've always found that when people say they dislike SPAs they actually mean they dislike APIs and the whole circus of how to handle building, consuming, validating, error handling, network errors, etc. Not affiliated,…
Yes 100% - I’m actually using Vite Ruby in a project as I really wanted to use Inertia + React and that was by far the easiest way to get everything up and running. I’d go so far as to say I wish -j vite was an option…
Probably yeah :) The builds fail at the "npm audit" command, so I incorrectly made the link.
Changesets are such a great idea, I always find myself trying to replicate them when working in other environments. If anyone is interested, I found this article showing how to use changesets outside the database:…
That's fine, just stay away from our towns and businesses where you can endanger people who care about each other. Your livelihood may not be threatened, mine isn't either - but you're probably threatening someone…
Ruby on Rails, with a couple React bits in there for “islands of interactivity”. Coupled with old-skool Heroku it lets me punch above my weight class, iterate like you would not believe, and focus on the business. I…
Eh, unless an app is a SPA (where you attach event handlers to buttons to run client side validation or something like that) it’s way simpler to have a form route to another resource via a link. But users think of them…
Great question! If you're interested, I'd recommend reading up a bit on all the different rendering and deployment modes Next offers with and without Vercel/Netlify. If you use Next.js only for CSR, as I'm sure most…
I'd argue most Next sites use only client side rendering.
How else would you do it though? Surely you don’t want a random Mac to push its cursor onto your iPad? Same with all the other handoff features. Maybe I’m missing something!
I’m sitting in Africa and I can whisper “Elixir job” out my bathroom window and have 10 people interested in it. Maybe it used to be difficult.
“For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem. From Windows or Mac,…
But don’t third-party content providers rely just as much on Google as the inverse?
As someone who upgraded from an Intel Mac to an M1 mac, the memory is a non-issue. Three years ago I would have laughed if you said I would be happy with "only" 8GB, but now I am.
I found this[1] on the documentation. But in general staging environments, continuous integration and continuous delivery are not built into frameworks (Rails, Phoenix, etc). [1] -…
Congrats! I've been keeping up with Redwood since the original announcement, and the progress they've made has been incredible. The generators and command line utilities are top notch (compared to Rails, thats a high…
Fantastic. I did not expect to enjoy using the custom widgets or "Kinos" this much.
Cool. I've only been to London once, but I distinctly remember being disturbed by how dead everything was. I'm not sure how accurate the stat, but I recall Table Mountain having more floral species than the entire UK.
Upgraded M1. No issues, super snappy, looks great.
I've always found that when people say they dislike SPAs they actually mean they dislike APIs and the whole circus of how to handle building, consuming, validating, error handling, network errors, etc. Not affiliated,…
Yes 100% - I’m actually using Vite Ruby in a project as I really wanted to use Inertia + React and that was by far the easiest way to get everything up and running. I’d go so far as to say I wish -j vite was an option…
Probably yeah :) The builds fail at the "npm audit" command, so I incorrectly made the link.
Changesets are such a great idea, I always find myself trying to replicate them when working in other environments. If anyone is interested, I found this article showing how to use changesets outside the database:…
That's fine, just stay away from our towns and businesses where you can endanger people who care about each other. Your livelihood may not be threatened, mine isn't either - but you're probably threatening someone…
Ruby on Rails, with a couple React bits in there for “islands of interactivity”. Coupled with old-skool Heroku it lets me punch above my weight class, iterate like you would not believe, and focus on the business. I…
Eh, unless an app is a SPA (where you attach event handlers to buttons to run client side validation or something like that) it’s way simpler to have a form route to another resource via a link. But users think of them…
Great question! If you're interested, I'd recommend reading up a bit on all the different rendering and deployment modes Next offers with and without Vercel/Netlify. If you use Next.js only for CSR, as I'm sure most…
I'd argue most Next sites use only client side rendering.
How else would you do it though? Surely you don’t want a random Mac to push its cursor onto your iPad? Same with all the other handoff features. Maybe I’m missing something!
I’m sitting in Africa and I can whisper “Elixir job” out my bathroom window and have 10 people interested in it. Maybe it used to be difficult.
“For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem. From Windows or Mac,…
But don’t third-party content providers rely just as much on Google as the inverse?