Dennis Paagman

Dennis Paagman

@dennis.paagman.dev

Freelance full stack stack Ruby on Rails dev — http://paagman.dev

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I've been using local CI with Rails 8.1 the last weeks. It works well and really is faster, as all those slow set up steps are no longer required. I ran into a small bug that I fixed and added a `--fail-fast` option. Both got merged into Rails main already!

@marcoroth.dev I have some files for you on which Herb sometimes crashes (either segfaults, crashes with a bug (try to mark T_NONE object) or a full hang where I have to `kill -9` the process), are you interested in them? I think I can share them with you, but rather not publically on Github!

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I’m available for hire. I’m an experienced Ruby, TypeScript and CSS engineer looking for a new full-time position. I can help you with performance, concurrency, testing, architecture and API design problems on tooling or product teams. I’d really appreciate any personal introductions. DMs open. 🙏

I asked them and we need to wait a little while longer: > I reached out to our Engineers to know when are we going to release Postgres 17. Looks like we don’t have the ETA as of now. As a very rough timeline, between Feb and April.

Finally migrated my app off Webpacker and onto Vite! Quite a rabbit hole, I had to migrate quite a few things: * Bulma (css framework) from 0.x to 1.x. This required upgrading sassc to dartsass and removing some custom bulma components that are no longer working with 1.x.

Also: * got rid of some old jQuery based libraries, like selectize and a datepicker. Now on hotwire_combobox and the regular browser native datepicker. * introduced Phlex and Tailwind in a few places. * migrated from Font Awesome to Phlex icons.

It's amazing how fast bundler is nowadays. I remember it taking minutes on a not that large app. How much of that is improvement in hardware vs. improvements in bundler itself?

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