Dmitry Davydov

Developer | Mainly Ruby on Rails and a bit of frontend | Eating tech piece by piece | Co-founder of

[Dmitry Davydov @dmitry_daw]

@ioquatix Feel like there is some need for jsx for ruby code

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@mr_mig_en @Sin_dog Ah, so it's good to speak about priorities that are not too difficult to improve then

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@nateberkopec Well, we had stackoverflow at the time, there's already a lot of code copied without knowing exacltly why it works.
At least they can ask what the code is doing!

[Dmitry Davydov @dmitry_daw]

@mhenrixon @igor_alexandrov InvoiceItem itself is such a common name, I would be hesitant too

[Dmitry Davydov @dmitry_daw]

@theo @stripe Good guide! And honestly it's how you work with webhooks from any third-party provider, not only Stripe. Split brain issues are inevitable in those cases

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@Luca_Spinazzola @relizarov @lyndonsamson I consider this new. Okay, which static languages we're talking about then?

[Dmitry Davydov @dmitry_daw]

@Luca_Spinazzola @relizarov @lyndonsamson Well, it's new and one of the most popular static programming languages atm

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@relizarov @lyndonsamson Idk I saw people struggling while writing some Typescript types for example. Maybe it's better now, but still takes time and mental capacity to do.

[Dmitry Davydov @dmitry_daw]

@relizarov @lyndonsamson Sure, it's true for big orgs. But projects don't start from a big scale, and it's faster to get there with dynamic langs

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@lisyarus Such a nice cloud!

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@PierreDeWulf It's average app security - period :) Doesn't really matter whether you use a VPS or not when your app is full of holes.

[Dmitry Davydov @dmitry_daw]

@debasishg I feel like it's much harder to assess people for entry-level roles if they are using GenAI.
But for middle+ roles - why not? You may even give more complex tasks and questions to force using it.

[Dmitry Davydov @dmitry_daw]

I just offered to be a mentor to an entry level developer. You should too. https://t.co/CGLk0MCugW #rubyfriend

[Andy Croll @andycroll]

Finally happened. Ran out. Need more mentors at https://t.co/ytsaQdYhxF

Struggling in: Australia, Azerbaijan, China, Colombia, France, India, Indonesia, Netherlands, United Kingdom & even the USA.

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[Dmitry Davydov @dmitry_daw]

I have recently read about why Apache Kafka is so fast while it's using disk, not memory - one of the things is that it leverages the OS page cache.
It's interesting to see that there is even another level of cache between memory and storage!

[Phil Eaton @eatonphil]

This graphic (where your writes to disk go) is worth every developer printing out and attaching to your desk.

It's not just a database thing. It's for anyone who ever writes a file.

[Pasha Kalashnikov @kalashnikov_en]

I just offered to be a mentor to an entry level developer. You should too. https://t.co/lim2sS6dSc #rubyfriend

[Dmitry Davydov @dmitry_daw]

@ChShersh But what about the true OOP language Erlang?

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@MightyMoud @wahmedswl @tom_doerr @dhh How is Kamal for big projects? We run a small startup with it, and it shines here

[Dmitry Davydov @dmitry_daw]

@tom_doerr Kamal by Basecamp also work great for this https://t.co/HXkf79iZHU