Rewrite it in Rails
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Rewrite it in Rails
I feel like for these complex problems, it's basically impossible to design a framework de novo. And people try this all the time, but it very rarely works. Instead, what happens is you have an application that works well, and then basically you copy and paste that two or three times, and then you look at the diffs, and the things that aren't the d... See more
Muse • Infinite canvases with Steve Ruiz // Metamuse podcast episode 59
Tanuj added
Decades later I'm tuning YAML files that trigger ansible runs on CIs that compile docker images in which we embed hundreds of npm packages that get transpiled from typescript. Which gets released to cloud serverless edge thingies that store stuff in a database and on some block storage. All to serve a page that's similar in information and feature-... See more
My daughter (7 years old) used HTML to make a website | Hacker News
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When you try to do 100 percent of what somebody wants, you need a perfect match, and it's pretty rare that you have a perfect match between what you thought people needed and what they actually need. If you just try instead to do 80 percent of what they need, there's a pretty good chance that you'll hit a sweet spot. So Rails is really about trying
... See moreJessica Livingston • Founders at Work: Stories of Startups' Early Days
Another observation I’ve made is that starting with a performant core can ultimately drastically simplify the architecture of a software project, relative to a given level of functionality.
Nelson Elhage • Reflections on software performance
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Ideally, by the time I code it up, we’ll have many customers using the platform which means I’ll be working on a product I know is viable, and that’s paying for the time I’m spending to automate it. Agile Development, meet
Rob Walling • Start Small, Stay Small: A Developer's Guide to Launching a Startup
How I ship projects at big tech companies
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