Hello Ruby devs! Tomorrow I will be speaking at the Kraków Ruby User Group once again! I think last time it happened was around 2008 :D I am looking forward to seeing old and new faces!

I use curly braces in elixir I use typescript keywords in c# I use elixir attributes in Vuejs I use kotlin keywords and modifiers in golang I sometimes wish all these languages were like... One language.

I think your team just sucks. .NET developers as a group have nothing to do with ALL of you, failing to handle 3000 messages in 5 minutes. That's smol fries for a well architectured system. I've worked in a team handling loads more than those figures

Another SA tech slack community created. How is it any different from the existing one? "No politics and everyone treated equally instead of some people getting banned and others being allowed to do exactly as they please"

Naming things is hard 😅

If your service makes calls to 3rd party APIs, there's no reason to surface errors or nullable values to the domain layer. 3rd party API responses are nothing more than input to your system, and all input must be validated for correctness.

Null checks outside where you're validating your data is just code smell

Implementing use cases in your architecture either in spring boot or dotnet allows for more granular domain details, and funny enough, better test coverage and flexibility. Because how many helper/utils classes are you going to create while trying to avoid duplicate code?

Submarines do not swim. Automobiles do not gallop. Telephones do not speak. Cameras do not paint. Computers do not think.

Question: Do you think everyone is using Playwright to test api endpoints? With all the available browser app tools Playwright has?

Listen, programming has no friends 🤣 email templates are no better 😅

Been trying to track down a OOM issue crashing my Elixir app lately, and I needed some additional tooling to help pin point the troublesome process. I created Hog to find memory hungry process and log some more information about them 😁. github.com/akoutmos/hog #MyElixirStatus

I don't know, I think if you implemented a repository in dotnet, code using that repository should not be throwing errors that could have been thrown within the repository. It shouldn't be your domain logic to be throwing NotFoundExceptions, especially when you own the source

Edge cases that aren't crucial to the domain should not clutter your implementation. It must be easy to read code and grasp what its. trying to achieve without being caught up in error handling details that aren't necessary to the domain

This weekend I'll prepare a submission to Jozi.js 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 I haven't been outside in a whiiiiiiile

You might wanna add node_modules to your .gitignore 😭😭😭

Is this about food? 😭