@pezza_n
Joined February 2013
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Nick Pezza retweeted
Ruby on Rails
@railsSep 16
With Rails 8, Solid Cable joined the Solid family, making it possible to deploy many Rails apps to production without Redis. Solid Cable creator @pezza_n gets into its internals at #RailsWorld: why it was created, where it fits against other adapters, and why ordered message delivery is about to matter more as realtime Rails apps start talking to LLMs. rubyonrails.org/world/2026/s…
Rails World logo with photo of Nick Pezza and text: Speaker Announcement. Nick Pezza. Senior Software Engineer, Beehiiv.

ALT Rails World logo with photo of Nick Pezza and text: Speaker Announcement. Nick Pezza. Senior Software Engineer, Beehiiv.

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Im so stoked to see the 4k photos artemis ii takes of all the decepticons as it goes around the moon
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Nick Pezza retweeted
Ruby on Rails
@rails28 Jan 2025
With Rails 8’s #SolidCable, real-time WebSocket updates are simpler than ever. Use your existing database, drop Redis as a dependency, streamline your stack, cut costs, and maintain high performance. @typecraft_dev shows you how: youtu.be/bOlrHbhLzZE?si=mOH6…
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Welp the day has come that the company I worked for got sunset so I am on the hunt for a new job. If anyone happens to know of any great Rails shops(that use turbo 🤞) feel free to reach out! DMs are open. RTs for reach appreciated.
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They somehow outdid the dual falcon landing. Absolutely bananas
SpaceX
@SpaceX13 Oct 2024
Mechazilla has caught the Super Heavy booster!
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Released a new version of ActiveInsights. Gave it a fresh coat of paint to be similar to the new error pages and rubyonrails.org. Before vs After
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github.com/npezza93/activein…

GitHub - npezza93/activeinsights: Track response times and RPM inside your Rails app

Track response times and RPM inside your Rails app - npezza93/activeinsights

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My Rails World keynote bingo card
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Nick Pezza retweeted
Siqi Chen
@blader20 Nov 2023
i’d like to be the first to congratulate the board of openai for orchestrating the acquisition of their team to microsoft for $0 billion dollars. masterfully played.
Siqi Chen
@blader20 Nov 2023
this will be the fastest brain drain the world has ever seen
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Dynamic nested forms with Turbo dev.to/pezza/dynamic-nested-…

Dynamic nested forms with Turbo

Prior to the advent of Turbo and Stimulus, my go-to for creating dynamic nested forms was Cocoon...

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Good read on how Gumroad experiments with work, structure, hiring, and compensation. Re: part time... Little known fact: I hired @dhh quarter-time (10 hours a week) to build Basecamp way back in 2003. That's all he had, and we made it work.
Sahil Lavingia
@shl7 Jan 2021
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No Meetings, No Deadlines, No Full-Time Employees

I started Gumroad in 2011. In 2015, we reached a peak of 23 full-time employees. In 2016, after failing to raise more money, I ended up back where I began: a one-person company.

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So it turns out that Google Chrome was making everything on my computer slow *even when it wasn’t running*, because it installs something called Keystone which is basically malware. I made a website because this shouldn’t happen: chromeisbad.com

Chrome is Bad

Short story: Google Chrome installs an updater called Keystone on your computer, which is bizarrely correlated to massive unexplained CPU usage in WindowServer (a system process), and made my whole...

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It's here: Free, Privacy-First Analytics for a Better Web. blog.cloudflare.com/free-pri… #BirthdayWeek

Free, privacy-first analytics for a better web

We’re announcing a brand new, privacy-first analytics service that’s open to everyone — even if they're not already a Cloudflare customer. And if you're a Cloudflare customer, we've enhanced our...

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Nick Pezza retweeted
Javan Makhmali@javan29 Aug 2019
Preach it, @PostlightStudio! 💜 postlight.com/trackchanges/b…
Why HTML? Nearly any web project can benefit from serving HTML over HTTP without the interference and extra surface area of client-side logic written in JavaScript. Depending on static HTML improves reliability, reduces the possibility for errors, and makes caching and testing much easier.

ALT Why HTML? Nearly any web project can benefit from serving HTML over HTTP without the interference and extra surface area of client-side logic written in JavaScript. Depending on static HTML improves reliability, reduces the possibility for errors, and makes caching and testing much easier.

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> AMP now officially supports a technique called server-side rendering (SSR) which you can apply to your AMP pages to make them load even faster. If only the industry had thought of servers directly sending markup to render pages from the beginning. 🙄 blog.amp.dev/2019/08/07/fast…
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Ever wanted to use an alternative to ElasticSearch in your Rails app? Use the redi_search gem to incorporate RediSearch, a Full-Text and Secondary Index engine over Redis, into your next ruby project: dev.to/pezza/redisearch-on-r…

RediSearch on Rails

If you are using Rails, chances are you are using Redis for something whether it is as a cache, Actio...

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Using Minitest's seed value to track down order-dependent flaky tests

Use Minitest's seed value to re-run your suite in a deterministic order to debug order-dependent tests.

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NEW MOVIES WITH MIKEY! I worked really, really hard on this episode, this is Part 1 of how we felt about Star Wars, as they were released: youtube.com/watch?v=Ij5fWCAn…
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John Wick Chapter 2. Here we go again. BRAND NEW Movies with Mikey! This’uns a doozy. (Pass it on.) youtube.com/watch?v=akUFog6X…
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Nick Pezza retweeted
Pitchfork
@pitchfork24 Jul 2017
Passion Pit aren't on hiatus, but Michael Angelakos is stepping away from a music industry that "nearly killed" him p4k.in/89yo115
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