Paul

Ruby/Rails lifer

[Paul @pdobb]

@davepl1968 And here in 2025, I made a multi-player Minesweeper app to learn Hotwire in Rails 8 😎
https://t.co/6H2Nrv9z1N

[Paul @pdobb]

@naumanthanvi Real-time, multiplayer Minesweeper using Hotwire! ⛴️💣🚩 (Also open-sourced on GitHub.)

https://t.co/6H2Nrv9z1N

[Paul @pdobb]

Some great stuff in the Ruby 3.4 release, but this "little thing" is what catches my eye 👁️

😎

[Paul @pdobb]

@ThePrimeagen Podcast version?

[Paul @pdobb]

@unclebobmartin @YouTube Need podcast version

[Paul @pdobb]

@webbonet @dhh No

[Paul @pdobb]

@inazarova @dhh Can you elaborate on why fresh air should come for above? Thanks 😊

[Paul @pdobb]

@george_kettle "Tweets" were accurate when all you had was 140 character posts. 𝕏 is so much more.

[Paul @pdobb]

@lylo Sidekiq is awesome for batches of jobs. Does all the hard work for you, like tracking status of child processes via parent job.

[Paul @pdobb]

@staticmaker1 Ruby gem extracted from an old project. Like the `say` method from Rails migrations but for anywhere. I like making standardized things like logging output pretty and easy. https://t.co/v2BuH4Ntc8

[Paul @pdobb]

@dhh @elonmusk Are you in on FSD as well?

[Paul @pdobb]

@BatsouElef Ruby

[Paul @pdobb]

@Codehawker @unclebobmartin @elonmusk That was Twitter. This is 𝕏. It's changing into something more

[Paul @pdobb]

@X Release notes to the... release notes section. Because this is insulting.

[Paul @pdobb]

@alexbunardzic Design. Making things adaptable to future change. Simplifying.

[Paul @pdobb]

Maybe some day AI can fix the era of movies where "shaky camera = in the action" was all the rage. Would love to watch some of these movies while also being able to see what's happening.

[Paul @pdobb]

@michaeltdoan @dhh Convince me. I'm willing to switch, but it just feels foreign so I don't get the appeal.

[Paul @pdobb]

@davefarley77 When you've gotta figure out if it's `index` or `index + 1`

[Paul @pdobb]

@alexbunardzic Exactly. Thus, Hotwire was born. First, many will mock it. Then later they'll adopt it.

[Paul @pdobb]

Tired of using the monocle 🧐 to inspect your path? Try this alias!

alias pathls='echo -e ${PATH//:/\\\n}'