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#RailsWorld wasn't just a huge success for the attendees, but for the sponsors too. I got the pleasure to checkout @wafrisorg and speak with the team at length BECAUSE they were there while I probably would have ignored a pitch email. (Also, their system looks excellent!)
I just published our #RailsWorld2023 recap.
It's a little different from the other writeups I've seen, as it focuses more on the business side of being a developer-focused sponsor/vendor and less on the announcements and talks.
wafris.org/blog/railsworld-2…
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THREAD
[Blog] 📈 12 reasons why your app won’t scale (and how to fix them)
🟢 Being able to handle more traffic (more page views, more simultaneous users) without service degradation? This why #Scalingo does.
scalingo.com/blog/12-reasons…
#PaaS #SovereignCloud #ISO27001 #HDS
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We should add Twitter to that list of companies that Rails brought its fortune. Their migration to Java microservices brought an absolute ice winter to innovation. All the 0 to 1 work seems to have happened on Rails, and all the ossification/non-shipping on Java!
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Some really cool (programming) tech that I think are underrated right now and that have proven very useful to me this year:
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Vous aussi vos parents n’ont toujours pas intériorisé que vous êtes un adulte avec un boulot ? Et ils vous appellent à 15h30 un mardi « Je te dérange ? »
Matt Go retweeted
Not so many Ruby devs use pattern matching. I admit, when I first saw the feature(v2.7), the case syntax was clunky.
But that isn't the "case" anymore!
In my next tweets I'll show you many cool & clean examples. So we become less jealous of Elixir / JS devs 😂
Destructuring 👇
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Design Patterns Explained
1. Strategy Pattern - bit.ly/3R0ilek
2. Decorator Pattern - bit.ly/3pBq4Uy
3. Adapter Pattern - bit.ly/3ABNzmB
4. Observer - bit.ly/3QXghUb
5. Builder - bit.ly/3wfggmP
6. DAO - bit.ly/3QH4mKH
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12 choses qui se sont aussi passées en 2021, et qui m'ont fait plutôt plaisir. Ce sera peut-être votre cas aussi. ⬇️
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Hey Twitter, je suis disponible à temps plein en dev-front (React) / intégration en freelance. RT apprécié #React #freelance
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Interfacing Elixir with Ruby or Python Through ExPort (erlport) sapandiwakar.in/interfacing-… #elixirlang
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Elixir is a functional, dynamically typed language that is built on top of Erlang’s VM and compiles down to Erlang bytecode. Why use it for a software project in contrast to technologies like Java, Ruby, and others?
{ author: @serokell } #DEVCommunity dev.to/serokell/introduction…
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😎 I found a way to use my favorite tools together: @gatsbyjs @reactnative and @expo
🙏 ReactNative developers, please embed runnable RN code in your blog posts! 🙏
Excited to finally publish this post!
sebastienlorber.com/using-ex…
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Deux rues de Paris étaient transformées pour fournir le décor d'un film sur la seconde guerre mondiale. Mais avec le confinement, elles ont été désertées. Ces rues sont maintenant coincées dans les années 40.
C'est Rue Berthe et Rue Androuet (Montmartre)
buff.ly/349XcHb
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Ok voici le template que @acupoftim nous a fait pour la #Coronamaison ! On dessine l‘étage/la déco/la compagnie/les animaux/la bouffe/les fenêtres, enfin l’endroit idéal pour être confiné(e)! Et si on fait du noir et blanc, que les coloristes n’hésitent pas à reprendre les images
