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Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

Yeah, they seem to have a sort of stable proof of concept. I'm watching eagerly. It hits a sweet spot for me that I think JRuby sort of works for, but I just don't like the ffi with Java very much

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

yeah I’m super excited about this, we can make tons of stuff multiple times faster

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

Yeah, agreed. And Rust is much nicer to work in than C, and I feel like once I know it I'll probably prefer it to Java.

I wonder if it would be faster for writing validation code since it has pattern matching

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

@solnic If I have notes on the article, do you just want them in comments, or direct message here?

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

comments are ok :)

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

:+1:

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

I only wish gh had notifications for gist comments heh

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

yeah, that seems like an oversight. I wonder if gist might be a separate application

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

they had notifications in gists, then they were removed O_o

but that was before “unsubscribe” was introduced,

too bad they never re-introduced it with unsubs feature this time

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

Odd

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

@solnic I just posted some notes, mostly about grammar/phrasing and a small note about the argument around abstraction. Overall I really like it!

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

@Ch4s3 oh thanks! This is very helpful :) glad you liked it

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

Anytime. I like that the discussion is happening

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

So what is your involvement with Hanami?

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

dry-rb and rom-rb integrations

libs that I've been working on are being integrated as backends for some of the hanami pieces

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

@Ch4s3 I’m not really happy with the last part about Rails, it ends rather abruptly and begs for a couple more sentences, just not sure what to write here w/o going too much into details and another rails-bashing-by-accident ;)

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

hum...

depends, do you want to be prescriptive and point to where Rails could better serve it purpose? Or, do you want to better define the scope in which you think Rails is the appropriate choice?

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

both, actually, but that’s too much for this post

I think I’m gonna remove this paragraph, I may write something more dedicated later

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

So the crux to me seems to be that if you plan to build an app like Basecamp, Rails is a good choice. If you plan on building something drastically different, or don't know then Rails may be a bad choice especially in the medium to long term

Yeah, may be best left to a different post

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

yep :)

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

If you remove it, I would suggest a quick closing summary.

Something along the lines of:
I'm not here to bash Rails, I'm trying to drive a conversation about diversifying the Ruby ecosystem. Ruby needs new frameworks and libraries built on top of solid abstractions. These abstractions should provide services with which a developer can build applications suited to a diverse range of domains. I'm currently building (some projects) to accomplish those goals. If you're interested in a more robust Ruby ecosystem, join us (point to the projects, gitter, or wherever).

Or if that's not quite your goal, just summarize the importance of good abstractions in frameworks

Chase Gilliam

@Ch4s3

I'd also hold off publishing it until Tuesday if you want people to discuss it

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

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@Ch4s3 thanks, yeah I’ll be adding some ‘sum up’ paragraph thanks :)

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

re promoting our libs, not sure, maybe it won’t hurt to do it :) i was thinking about writing a separate post about some of libs and explain “what and why” there, but a quick mention here would be cool I guess

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

http://solnic.eu/2016/05/30/abstractions-and-the-role-of-a-framework.html

^^ a follow-up to my prev post, related to what we’re doing here

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

https://github.com/andypike/rectify looks interesting

Tim Riley

@timriley

Yeah, looks like a lot of thought has gone into it.

I’ve been meaning to ask you for some examples of how you’ve actually used pub/sub with your transflow transactions

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

the author told me he extracted this from real projects

monad approach is more straight forward, but there are use cases for pub/sub, but my brain is elsewhere now so hard to come up with a concrete example

Tim Riley

@timriley

No worries. I’ll file an issue at some point so we can share some examples.

Actually, let me do that now.

Christopher Dennl-Ortega Arrieta

@cdennl

rectify looks like trb, am I right?

Alexander Gräfe

@rickenharp

What’s the point behind the auto-registration in dry-component? Since the key is derived from the filenames, I don’t see the big win that Application['logger’] gives you over using Application::Logger. I do get why dry-container is great, but there you can use generic keys, that you can point to different implementations without having to change those classnames all over your codebase.

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

Convention Over Configuration, removes heaps of boilerplate

and it's not enforced, so don't use it if you don't like it :)

Alexander Gräfe

@rickenharp

Well, the problem is, I have introduced the people at my current project to dry-rb, in the hopes they could use it to cleanup their chthonic legacy rails app. Unfortunately, if something has a feature, they use it… And now I feel obligated to make them use all the nice dry-rb things correctly, while not really understanding everything myself… :sweat_smile:

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

happy to clarify, just ask

I used dry-container/auto-inject in a rails app, see my rom-rails-skeleton on github

but I haven't used dry-component in a rails app, no idea if it will Just Work™ in its current form

Alexander Gräfe

@rickenharp

The biggest hurdle at the moment is instantiating something you get out of dry-container with parameters. Something like Container[’validate’](String) or Container[’validate’](Array)

Piotr Solnica

@solnic

what's validate there?

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