Max Kerp

Rails-Dev here to learn and connect. What matters most is not the destination, nor the journey. It's the company along the way.

[Bugman Hegel @FedPoasting]

This is wild

[Max Kerp @maxkerp]

@mutableai please auto wiki taktsoft/frikandel

[Stephen Timoney @SteveTimoney]

One of the most powerful concepts you need to learn to succeed in life and business.

Closing Open Loops.

Solve the problem 99% of people struggle with...

Is your mind always switched on?

Does your mind think about all the items on your to-do list?

Are you often reminded about projects you started two years ago that you never finished?

Do you struggle with procrastination because you have so much on?

You suffer from Open Loops.

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What is an Open Loop?

An Open Loop is anything pulling at your attention. Stopping you from reaching states of flow.

Often these items are out of focus and NOT on your to-do list.

You never closed the loop and completed the work.

So your subconscious keeps thinking about it.

Open Loops can include:

• Bills not paid
• Money owed
• Books unread
• Taxes not done
• Projects started
• Boxes in rooms left for years
• Unresolved emotional issues
• Unresolved relationship issues

Anything you have left unclosed or undone in your life.

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It's a problem all my clients suffer from:

You consider all of your Open Loops important.

Like a computer with too many tabs open. Your mind will work slower. These loops make you feel paralyzed and frustrated because you have too many tasks to tackle.

So you tackle none.

Too many Open Loops cost you money:

Keeping old projects and ideas around too long sucks your time and energy from your high-dollar work.

This exercise is one of the first you will do when you join the PRO-Accelerator.

I'm only taking on a few more clients this year...
https://t.co/miAX4C87p6

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How I help clients close loops:

With a Three-step process...

You can easily close 99% of your loops.

Step 1: Create an Open Loop list.

Step 2: Now Do/Drop/Delegate:

Step 3: Set up a monthly audit.

You are constantly opening new loops daily. Life works like that.

But not all loops are equal.

Don't let Open Loops stop you.

I have not met a person who has this 100% under control.

If you feel overwhelmed and stressed right now. Take the time to do the exercise. You will instantly feel more focused and mentally clear.

Close loops so you can open up success.

If you want to close loops and save time in your business...

Consider joining the PRO-Accelerator.

Within the first 30 days we aim to...
• Save 10hrs
• Reduce stress
• Improve your focus

Serious about improving your performance?

Join today:
https://t.co/miAX4C87p6

Big love,
ST
BIG fan of Closing Loops

[Max Kerp @maxkerp]

Let's go! @rails

[Rob Zolkos @robzolkos]

Send me a rails service object and I will convert it to a rich domain model.

[Ellen Pasternack @pastasnack_e]

This by @Louise_m_perry is a necessary bucket of cold water over the head https://t.co/azn6LvHm2b

[Josef Strzibny @strzibnyj]

I haven't realized we have such an advanced page builder for Rails. Anyone used it already?

https://t.co/GWMVeymnsO

[Max Kerp @maxkerp]

@strzibnyj I for sure didn't know. This looks lit 🔥 Thanks for sharing

[Porter Stowell @StowellPorter]

"@Filecoin is the most technically ambitious thing in all of crypto. Full Stop. I don't think 2nd place is particularly close and that is very under-appreciated by everyone in the world including myself."

-- @KyleSamani

[Jeremy Smith @jeremysmithco]

Are you the tech lead or manager for a Rails app with 2-8 developers and you (or they) feel like the team could be moving faster? I'm doing customer research for a new service offering, and I'd love to talk to you. (Retweets appreciated!)

[Greg Navis @gregnavis]

If you enjoy reading in-depth articles about Ruby and Rails then leave me your email:

https://t.co/ZSRokxosZE

[Andrea 👨‍🍳 @itsameandrea]

This week I reached a big milestone with the hotwire cookbook.

Thanks to all the 50 absolute rockstars 🎸 that have been supporting the project!

#buildinpublic

[Kevin Newton @kddnewton]

Really interesting thing happening in this PR.

Modules automatically go into the inheritance hierarchy of the including class.

Which means when you rescue a module, it implicitly rescues any errors that include that module.

@_byroot is a pro.

https://t.co/I04n705WCl

[Jonathan Wilke @jonathan_wilke]

Today I am starting a new daily tweet series on helpful tools for developers and designers:

👨🏼‍💻 Daily dev tips #1

➡️ https://t.co/fmgK6r7joG

Easily create and export @tailwindcss color shade palettes for your brand.

https://t.co/nrPQKEfyjk

[schwad @schwad_rb]

Apparently you can quote retweet twice. So I’m doing it.

Check out Aaron’s MySQL course if you get the chance tomorrow. I know I will 👀

[Hussein Nasser @hnasr]

Wrote a tool to show conflicting table and row locks in postgres.

Pick a pg DDL or DML command and it tells you what is allowed to run concurrently with it, and what does it conflict with (blocks).

Tried to list all relevant commands. might missed few.

https://t.co/4T53aRFAcb

[Max Kerp @maxkerp]

Check this out if you have ever wondered how to create something like chosen_select or select2 only with rails (including stimulus and turbo).
Great work and thanks for sharing!

[Andrea 👨‍🍳 @itsameandrea]

🌶️ Hotwire tip 21/30
🪄 Searchable dropdown input

Thanks to @nuckdev for suggesting today's topic.

We're building a searchable dropdown input. We want to have a dropdown with an internal search bar for the available options.

This is how you can get it done👇

[Max Kerp @maxkerp]

@JasonSwett @euruko is always great!

[Jason Swett @JasonSwett]

Dear friends, I'm looking for conferences to try to speak at. Can be anywhere in the world.

Suggestions?

(RTs appreciated)

[Santiago Bartesaghi @santib6_]

Ok, let's do it. One topic I love talking and listening about is how to structure #Rails apps💎 This includes things like "The Rails Way", "Service Objects" or other design patterns, gems that standarize those patterns, and even business logic frameworks like @trailblazer_to 1/3