Quick post on using #postgresql functions within a #ruby on #rails migration. joshfrankel.me/blog/using-d...

#til

Good question! My response would be, it depends. I follow the standard of General-Purpose components remaining stateless to allow composability. Application-Specific components on the other hand are targeted to a page or feature. These can be stateful, though I'm open to changing my opinion here 😀

Today, I learned about the `after` function in #nextjs as a simple background job processor. Lighter and simpler than using #Redis or #Database backed queueing, it is ensured to execute even when an error is encountered.

joshfrankel.me/blog/simple-...

I've been working on a project with #Next.js and #prisma. I miss the niceties provided by ActiveRecord along with PostgreSQL's best practices, so I wrote a blog post detailing how to customize tables, columns, and associations in Prisma.

joshfrankel.me/blog/custom-...

#JavaScript, #Nextjs, #Prisma

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Thanks for the repost today!

ViewComponents reduce bloat, simplify data, and create reusable frontend styling. Despite these benefits, they're often under-utilized in the Rails community. I've written a blog post refactoring a real-world example into isolated ViewComponents.

joshfrankel.me/blog/viewcom...

#ruby #rubyonrails

I'm a big fan of Linux, but most companies standardize around Mac. I wrote an article about my setup to help ease the transition from Linux to Mac

joshfrankel.me/blog/setting...

If you haven't already, call your representatives. It only takes 5 minutes: 5calls.org

Enumerable#partition and Object#tap are both very handy

Tailwind UI (great starting point) with ViewComponents backing. 👌

ViewComponents have a great way to easily preview their variations as well: viewcomponent.org/guide/previe...

I wrote a blog post on my philosophy for a well-factored data migration. Traditional migrations don't need testing; data migrations can and SHOULD be tested.

joshfrankel.me/blog/well-fa...

#ruby #sql #rubyonrails