Father, Homesteader, and Freelance Ruby Developer. he/him. Black Lives Matter. @all1song@ruby.social
Vermont, USA
Joined July 2009
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Rafe Rosen retweeted
Hey all, I’m looking for some short-term contracts for development. This could be either in Ruby or AI-based solutions.
If you know of anyone looking for someone like me, please let me know.
Thanks!
I really try to avoid the metaprogramming shortcut here. It makes the references to the associations much harder to grep for. Here's how I would DRY it up
One of the steps for debugging an Android app is literally "Tap on your version number 7 times"
There's no place like home...
Rafe Rosen retweeted
If you are an early stage startup that can't afford to hire the wrong person to lead your enginnering efforts, please reach out to me.
I am not looking to fill an "engineering" role. I want to be the entrepreneur-minded pragmatist that happens to be know how to build apps.
RT🙏
Rafe Rosen retweeted
Our company just went through a downsizing and I’m one of the casualties. I’m now looking for work. Please DM me if you have any leads. RT appreciated!
Rafe Rosen retweeted
time to fuck around and find out (and record my hours as records of damages inflicted)
Stimulus and javascript APIs are awesome enough that I should be able to make a div that minics form behavior. But if there’s something out there that already does this please let me know!
You see, my nifty #hotwire based component has its own forms, and it breaks when embedded inside an enclosing form because you can’t nest forms in HTML.
It’s looking like my next #stimulusjs controller is going to replicate basic HTML form behavior using FormData and fetch 🧵
Rafe Rosen retweeted
Git Tip: Running `git checkout -` changes to the previously accessed branch just like `cd -` changes to the previous directory. You can use it with other commands too such as `git rebase -` to rebase off of the previous branch.
Big shout-out to @[email protected] and @[email protected] . Tools like Railsbump and their free ebook on upgrading rails apps helped me along the way.
railsbump.org