Proofreader update

Spent the last couple of days working on an side project I've had for a while, Proofreader.io! It was great to get into some code and make some progress! Excited to get something up soon. Also, making stuff with Turbo streams is so nice. Lots of plumbing

WordPress optimization

I've been looking at performance for a few WordPress sites lately and came across a couple of interesting plugins. Query Monitor - Shows database queries, API calls, object cache usage, errors, and CSS / JS scripts. It also shows memory usage to build the page. Debug Bar - Show

Neovim linting & formatting

After changing my config to use the Neovim LSP, my old formatting and linting setup with Ale didn't make sense to keep, so I've been relying on the LSPs and missing the linters and formatters. It turns out there are some new Neovim specific plugins now.

PWAs, finally?

PWA > Native

Formatting & Linting tools

Formatting & linting tools for Ruby projects.

Quick DevEx improvement

Use formatters and linters to quickly improve developer experience.

Thoughtbot's Superglue

Superglue is an interesting new framework from Thoughtbot that mixes Rails and React. Making a mashup of React and Turbo/StimulusJS for building apps quickly. It uses the built in respond_to from Rails and mixes props, JS, and ERB. I'm not sure it's easier than

Scrum Retros

If you're going to do Scrum, you gotta get retros right. They're what allow the process to evolve and enable the team to get better. 1. Only the development team should be in the retro, it's for the team after all. Anyone else will

Solid Queue

I love the idea of one less dependency for my Rails apps, and creating a better DevEx!

Go, HTMX, and Templ

Over the break I checked out HTMX using Go by making a sample project. I liked HTMX more than I expected. I think due to a combo of great docs and it working really well. I hadn't heard of Templ before. It's like JSX for Go.