Cuneyt

[Roman Samoilov | Rage @codewithrage]

Rage just got daemons.

Rage::Daemon lets you run long-lived background processes alongside your app.

No external process managers needed. The processes your app depends on now have a home inside the app, supervised by the framework.

[filmverite @filmverite]

@Variety Here is the Cinematic DNA of One Battle After Another! @onebattlemovie #OneBattleAfterAnother
https://t.co/0yb4OLo7YS

[filmverite @filmverite]

https://t.co/3dgZJ2rOnq

[filmverite @filmverite]

Bugonia - Humanity is a failed experiment!
https://t.co/6V32q7JjCi

[The Ruby Dev @the_ruby_dev]

Building a shared Todo API in Ruby with Rage, pairing Rails-style syntax and async I/O for speed, plus effortless OpenAPI documentation. #DEVCommunity #Ruby
https://t.co/cUUOlcfTq1

[Artificial Intelligence Hub @aicitta]

Here is the 2024 MAD (Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence & Data) Landscape by @mattturck @AmanKabeer11 and @FirstMarkCap

[Cuneyt @cuneyter_]

@eserxp Teşekkürler dostum paylaşım için. Çok faydalı bir paylaşım olmuş. Yeni işinde çok başarılı olacağından eminim.

[Oliver Jumpertz @oliverjumpertz]

So many people say "learn the fundamentals", but sometimes it's difficult as a beginner to even remotely grasp what that means.

That's okay.

Let's talk about it, and let me give you some info on it (from my point of view):

[Greg Navis @gregnavis]

💡 Ruby tip: use memoization to avoid running expensive operations twice or resolve dependencies automatically

I guess you may be intrigued

[Cranborne School @cranborneschool]

Dila and Arnie are so proud of their writing and rightly so!
Well done for trying so hard to use capital letters and full stops and write sentences that make good sense!

[Sebastien Auriault @websebdev]

💎#Rails tip💎

Using “length” to count active records will save you a query if you will use the records later.

“length” loads records into memory then in-memory count
“count” runs COUNT query
“size” runs COUNT query if records loaded, else in-memory count

#ruby #rubyonrails

[Pratham @Prathkum]

5 great websites a developer should visit

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[Anurag @anuragstwt]

6 tips to reduce load times of your webpages.

47% of website visitors quit if the website doesn't load within 5 seconds.

Here are a few tips to reduce load times.

A thread 🧵

[Wes Bos @wesbos]

Today I'm launching my Beginner JavaScript text guide!

These notes are totally free and have been modeled after the content in my Beginner JavaScript course.

This is a huge resource I've been working on for over a year and I'm so excied to share it!

https://t.co/PBlhpjIKlE

[Marko Denic @denicmarko]

Use Google like a pro.

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[Marko Denic @denicmarko]

Do you want to stand out in a job interview? Learn Git.

Git is an essential tool for developers. Every team is using some kind of version control system and Git is the most commonly used.

I collected for you a few tools to help you learn Git.

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[Simon Høiberg @SimonHoiberg]

VSCode Shortcuts ⚡

7 Essential VSCode Shortcuts that you should learn by heart.

Save time and become super-efficient while coding.

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[Ravin @ravinwashere]

Useful websites for web developers.

1. surma.github .io/underdash
Collection of JS snippets for array.

2. doesitmutate .xyz
A comprehensive list of JS array methods.

3. arrayexplorer.netlify .app
Find the array method you need without digging through the docs.

[Stas Klymenko 🇺🇦 @StasKlymenko]

@ania_kubow 1. DRY principles.
2. Creating an app plan before starting coding.
3. Starting with MVP and upgrade it instead of trying to build heavy app from the start.
4. Break big tasks into sub-tasks and work on each instead of working on big tasks all the time.