#Ruby on Rails Programming

[bunabyte]

So I was testing out the profile banners on my website, and...

What in the actual fuck is this?

[layover-linux-official]

There's this Ruby on Rails shop that I might have a shot at, which probably has a better work environment than my current place, and may have better pay. But it means I need to brush up my RoR skills. And that means I've been spending the last couple days thinking about what kind of personal project I might be able to use for that skill building.

Well by jove, I think I've finally figured it out! I used to do a lot of game design, especially tabletop, as a hobby. One of my problems is that I was always coming up with little individual ideas for mechanics, but to make a whole game, I really want to have some kind of "storage drawer" of mechanics to easily pick from so I can easily find mechanic combos that fit nicely together. The best way to do this would be in Obsidian and driving my existing website, but I could do it as a separate domain and tech stack for the Rails practice.

It also might be a nice opportunity for me to try a branch where I follow some of the language design conventions I've been cooking on for the programming language I've been working on. Many of those conventions are hard to test drive in existing languages because they depend a bit on language support to actually be ergonomic, but Ruby is such a flexible monkey-patchy language that I could actually maybe exercise those principles in an existing language, which would let me validate my opinions more strongly before going all in on language implementation.

Basically, this lets me headshot a surprising number of birds with one stone, and if I can summon the motivation, I think it'd be multiply good for me.

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[ehwesson]

ruby on rails to me is like looking into a glimpse of what programming could have widely been if we didnt all fall into the capitalism tar pit

[bunabyte]

I would add this to my site, but Rails would probably crash from all the form fields lmao

Gendrule

[happyscripter]

Open the most recent file for a given folder

So at work we use this gem called letter_opener to handle emails in the local rails environment. When an email is sent in your rails environment, then letter opener stores it in tmp/letter_opener and automatically opens the email in your browser. It's very useful when resetting your password on local, or testing new mailers etc.

Brilliant, you say! Yes, it is. However, since we migrated to Docker in our local environment, the automagical opening in your browser feature no longer works. The email html still generates in the tmp/letter_opener folder but it's a pain in the neck to dig around in there every time you need to check an email. So I set about finding an alternative way to open the emails. I settled on a simple shell script that would find the most recent html file in the tmp/letter_opener folder and open it using the open command:

open $(find /path/to/search -type f -name "rich.html" -exec ls -lt -- {} + | head -n 1)

I have this assigned to a zsh alias called email. Every time I need to check an email I can trigger it and see the last email my rails app sent in my browser.

P.S. I've also been thinking about exploring using a mac folder action to achieve a similar feature to the original functionality. This would trigger whenever a new file appeared in the tmp/letter_opener directory and open it in the browser.

[billloguidice]

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[bunabyte]

Allow me to be the first to say that Ruby on Rails is FUCKING AWESOME™

[skilliq]

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[sinnahsaint]

This will likely not make sense to most… so just trust me that it’s the beginning of something cool.

WIP Wednesday has found us yet again. Don’t run, don’t run!

SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT

[catboy-autism]

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[just-a-carrot]

i'm such a nerd for asking this... To the (few) characters that do code, what's their favourite/preferred programming language?

(Sorry for the super specific ask lol i was just *very* curious)

hahaha so specific 😂

I would say iggy's worked mostly in JS but knows some ruby on rails, too, as well as typescript. he prefers JS and working with react + mongodb

gidget is also a JS lover but I see them as preferring SQL when it comes to databases

sorry it seems a bit boring lol

[knightofburgers]

How the fuck does Caldwell Tanner know so much about so many things? How can he crack programming jokes and list out astrophysics concepts and name drop random Highland sports?

How does he know about fucking Ruby on Rails?