gitter is almost prefect for tradeoffs
Here is a gist : https://gist.github.com/vjousse/62b35d618a71d44c0b32024a14029657
Hey @vjousse! We've moved to discord (https://discord.gg/HeqJUcb) I bet someone there could look into your question: :slight_smile:
still too early to tell (it's been about 3 days :joy:) but we're enjoying it at the moment. there are some drawbacks for privacy minded folks you can read about above
Kindmetrics is out of beta and I will keep my promise, giving all Lucky users a discount.
@edwardloveall or @jwoertink - would love if you can forward this to Discord.
Here is a limited 3 months 30% discount coupon for Kindmetrics: LUCKYGUYS
Click on the top right button that is red and then click on upgrade - pick your plan and then click on the paddle button. After picking country, you can click on enter coupon and type in LUCKYGUYS
and thank you for being so generous
hey @asterite I just saw your message. Discord is getting threads. I know we had talked about using slack, but we ended up with discord (maybe @edwardloveall remembers). It's been really great so far. I'm enjoying it. Feel free to hop on and chat with us a bit to see how you like it.
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Slack had to have all kinds of weird workarounds or self-hosted stuff just to have public channels, and it always wanted you to upgrade. I also didn't want the expense hassle of setting up hosting. And it works! Gitter has so many weird bugs with mentiojning people, threads not working right, etc. It made it really hard to keep track of things
Also some other communities I respect a lot have switched to Discord (Tailwind, Alpine, various other Laravel projects I'm following)
I posted a small article that I got my first paying customer on Kindmetrics on Indiehackers - https://www.indiehackers.com/post/got-my-first-paying-customer-while-sleeping-fd16bdef3c - and people got amazed it is using Crystal, and I wrote components in Crystal. So I am an influencer for Lucky and Crystal now.
That's awesome @confact
VSCode ha the updated plugin: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=crystal-lang-tools.crystal-lang try with https://github.com/elbywan/crystalline
really cool @maxbertinetti ! If you like, we've moved to discord for the lucky chat and I bet people over there would also appreciate this: https://discord.gg/HeqJUcb
Actually some times ago I made a lot of discussion to move ALL Crystal related channel to Slack OR Discord for having all the projects under a unique channel, so that who join can discover also projects that doesn’t’t know nothing about….
Now we have Crystal here and on Slack, Lucky here and on Discord…..it’s not a good thing
Now we have Crystal here and on Slack, Lucky here and on Discord…..it’s not a good thing
I do find crystal libraries, shards, etc. significantly harder to discover than Ruby's, perhaps to some degree because I've been doing Ruby so long while still fairly new to Crystal's ecosystem. Plus some of the shard names don't naturally lend themselves to self-discovery.
Hello, I'm discovering pipes atm and, in the documentation, it seems that there is a missing continue here: https://luckyframework.org/guides/http-and-routing/before-after-actions#sharing-pipes-across-actions
This code doesn't work and throws an exception Error: no overload matches 'Blog::Index#ensure_pipe_return_response_or_continue' with type Nil:
# src/actions/mixins/log_request.cr
module LogRequest
macro included
after log_request_path
end
private def log_request_path
Log.dexter.info { {method: request.method, path: request.path} }
end
endAm I missing something or am I write assuming there is a missing continue after the Log.dexter.info… line?
Or return an response I mean, like html or json
TLDR : Is there any way to create a persistent mutable object accessible from actions in Lucky?
I'm building a json API without any DB, and I want to be able to share between routes an object holding the allowed apikeys and counting the api calls for each client. This object is updated with a scheduler (Thanks Tasker !) where it gets every few minutes the new apikeys from a firebase db (firestore) and posts the consumption.
I tried creating a custom http handler : it works but I was starting to change it into a router to avoid counting api calls to wrong endpoints.
I initialized it in a LuckyAction and set up a before pipeline, but quickly realized every api calls initialize (reset) this object...
Is Habitat a sane way to solve this ? Are settings mutable ? Are Pulsar events persistent ?
I'm sure there is an obvious way, but I can't find it :-/
I'm building a json API without any DB, and I want to be able to share between routes an object holding the allowed apikeys and counting the api calls for each client. This object is updated with a scheduler (Thanks Tasker !) where it gets every few minutes the new apikeys from a firebase db (firestore) and posts the consumption.
I tried creating a custom http handler : it works but I was starting to change it into a router to avoid counting api calls to wrong endpoints.
I initialized it in a LuckyAction and set up a before pipeline, but quickly realized every api calls initialize (reset) this object...
Is Habitat a sane way to solve this ? Are settings mutable ? Are Pulsar events persistent ?
I'm sure there is an obvious way, but I can't find it :-/
Hi @rmarronnier! We've migrated to Discord these days, so you're much more likely to get an answer there: https://discord.gg/HeqJUcb
Random message here. I was lurking around techempower benchmarks checking if someone already added Lucky (I was thinking about doing it myself) and I found that is already being benchmarked
However, performance-wise it seems not to be scoring really well.
Even compared with some Ruby frameworks (fair enough these are microframeworks) it seems to be slower.
Taking into consideration the number of things Lucky packs I was expecting it not to be the fastest framework, but I was a little bit surprised to see it down there on the list.
However, performance-wise it seems not to be scoring really well.
Even compared with some Ruby frameworks (fair enough these are microframeworks) it seems to be slower.
Taking into consideration the number of things Lucky packs I was expecting it not to be the fastest framework, but I was a little bit surprised to see it down there on the list.
Hi @CaDs! Thanks for pointing that out. We've mostly moved to Discord for our chat. Would you mind posting that over there? https://discord.gg/HeqJUcb
Chicago Ruby December meetup was just announced and I will be giving the talk on Ruby, Crystal, and Lucky https://www.meetup.com/ChicagoRuby/events/pjfxvrybcqbcb/