About side projects
There is something about writing code for me and no one else. It just feels different, it feels great.
Write it simple
Short essays on software, Ruby, side projects, and useful work.
Notes from building things in public and in production: Ruby, Rails, operations, pragmatic engineering, and side projects that earn their keep.
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How to deploy Apache Superset with Dokku?
Deploying Apache Superest via Dokku—git deployment, nginx, SSL out of the box
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How to find the PID of a process using a specific port
To find out what processes are using a specific port, use lsof. lsof -i :PORT
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How to cleanse your AWS bill
Ever wondered what a black hole looks like? My AWS Billing—or yours—might be one of the closest things to a black hole on earth.
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Why avoid too many abstractions in tests?
Too many abstractions for our test code is like highlighting every single word of the book you're reading. You'd only want to highlight the most important parts right?
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I don't use nil
NoMethodError: undefined method 'excerpt' for nil:NilClass
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When objects become super objects
Comments to my past self about a basic principle of OOP.
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Use constants to specify the version of your gem
When developing gems or external libraries we frequently write the semantic versioning as a string.
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Use error objects instead of strings
[...] we tend to write a lovely: raise 'some error explanation'
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Do you use form objects in your Rails apps?
Introducing yaaf, a gem to ease the usage of the form object pattern in rails apps.