John Gallagher

is my go-to tool for doing all that stuff. It also encompasses this thing called Web C, which is my new favorite templating language. Yes, I know, another templating language. I promise, I promise it's really good. It's not another retread of all these other templating languages that are very, very niche and very whatever. So Web C is compatible with Web Components,

is my go-to tool for doing all that stuff. It also encompasses this thing called Web C, which is my new favorite templating language. Yes, I know, another templating language. I promise, I promise it's really good. It's not another retread of all these other templating languages that are very, very niche and very whatever. So Web C is compatible with Web Components,

And it's a fantastic way of making HTML-like components that are server-side rendered. And I would love to see a plugin for that come to Rails because it is absolutely phenomenal. So those are my two favorite things at the moment.

And it's a fantastic way of making HTML-like components that are server-side rendered. And I would love to see a plugin for that come to Rails because it is absolutely phenomenal. So those are my two favorite things at the moment.

If anybody's trying to wrestle with UI components in Rails and trying to extract them out of Rails components, also would love to chat through that with anybody who's interested in that kind of stuff. because I think it's, yeah, there's a potential to really break new ground. How about you?

If anybody's trying to wrestle with UI components in Rails and trying to extract them out of Rails components, also would love to chat through that with anybody who's interested in that kind of stuff. because I think it's, yeah, there's a potential to really break new ground. How about you?

Thank you. Yes. So I'm on LinkedIn. That's a platform I'm most active on. And my LinkedIn handle is Synaptic Mishap, which is. Yeah, I really regret that. Sorry, everybody. But yeah, so if you just search for John Gallagher, G-A-L-L-A-G-H-E-R, and maybe Rails or Observability, you should be able to find me. I've got quite a cheesy photo, a black and white photo of me in a suit.

Thank you. Yes. So I'm on LinkedIn. That's a platform I'm most active on. And my LinkedIn handle is Synaptic Mishap, which is. Yeah, I really regret that. Sorry, everybody. But yeah, so if you just search for John Gallagher, G-A-L-L-A-G-H-E-R, and maybe Rails or Observability, you should be able to find me. I've got quite a cheesy photo, a black and white photo of me in a suit.

It's a horrible photo. And I blog at joyfulprogramming.com. It's a sub stack. So is this still a blog anymore? I have no idea, but that's where I write. I'm on Twitter at Synaptic Miss App and my GitHub handle is John Gallagher, all one word. So, yeah, Joyful Programming is the main source of goodies for me. I've also got a fairly minimal YouTube channel called Joyful Programming.

It's a horrible photo. And I blog at joyfulprogramming.com. It's a sub stack. So is this still a blog anymore? I have no idea, but that's where I write. I'm on Twitter at Synaptic Miss App and my GitHub handle is John Gallagher, all one word. So, yeah, Joyful Programming is the main source of goodies for me. I've also got a fairly minimal YouTube channel called Joyful Programming.

So feel free to reach out to me, connection request me, ask me any question. I would love to engage with some Ruby folks about observability. Tell me your problems and I'll try and help you wherever I can.

So feel free to reach out to me, connection request me, ask me any question. I would love to engage with some Ruby folks about observability. Tell me your problems and I'll try and help you wherever I can.

Thanks for having me, Valentino. It's been amazing.

Thanks for having me, Valentino. It's been amazing.