Valentino Stoll
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Awesome. Well, let's move into our picks. All right.
Awesome. Yeah, I'm going to have to check these out. So I have just a couple of picks here. The Ruby AI happy hour is happening in New York City. This time they're doing a demo night. So I'm excited to go to that. Actually giving a demo of a project I started called Podcast Buddy, which I hope to have on the show soon.
But a little AI companion that can join and answer questions, describes the whole thing and summarizes events and things. So I'm pretty excited about demoing that. And I was hoping to get a fully offline version of it working. But the, you know, the talkback aspect of it is like very much just like a speak command at this point to OSX or Mac. Yeah.
Otherwise, there's, like, servers involved and, you know, way too many dependencies to get the text-to-speech working just right.
Yep. So check it out, Podcast Buddy. You can run it. just in the command line, and it'll transcribe your conversation. I use it for meetings, too. It's great. Fully offline transcription using Whisper CPP. And next to that, I was revisiting something, one of our projects at Doximity called Simple Kick. It's a job orchestration for Sidekick. And it's fantastic.
It gives you like ways to run jobs in parallel and orchestrate many things at once and get callbacks when things are complete or if there's failures. It's super useful. And I would definitely recommend checking that out as well.
Simple Kick. So simple and then K-I-Q.
And we build it right on top of Sidekick itself. And it does require Sidekick Pro, but
Oh, yeah. I mean, I have a few things working with this and it just it does. It makes the whole process just like so streamlined. Nice. Easy to reason about. Well, that's it for me. I hope everybody out there is enjoying Rails world feed as much as we are. And hopefully we can get some of these, you know, some of these speakers lined up here and dig in some more on the details coming soon.
Yep. Until next time, folks. Valentino out.
Ruby Rogues · Building Better Ruby Apps: Glimmer's Component Slots and More - RUBY 653 · 25 Sep 2024
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everybody welcome to another episode of the ruby rogues podcast i'm your host today valentino stoll and we're joined by a very special guest today andy mala did i say that right andy uh andy male yep male sorry i should have asked you before uh do you want to just introduce yourself and i i'm sure some people uh have heard you before on our show here uh but just give everybody an introduction and uh you know why you're famous
That's awesome. Yeah, I didn't know you won the Fukuoka Ruby Award. Congratulations on that.
Awesome. So what is Glimmer?
Maybe I'm just old. I don't really know if that's like still used even. Is that a close comparison to what we're talking about?
I see that. It makes a ton of sense. I guess, like, thinking about, like, styling, are you pretty, like, restricted then to, of, like, the, you know, operating systems style limitations for a lot of these components?
It's interesting you mentioned gaming aspects because I know the Ruby gaming engine of choice lately is DragonRuby. I know that evolved from Ruby Motions. as the de facto desktop builder application. I don't know if that's still maintained or not. Is there any comparison you can make between Glimmer and RubyMotion?
Yeah, that makes sense. I mean, he's the best tool for the best job. And I love so like, thank you for the backstory and Glimmer. And I mean, we had you on today to talk about this new, you know, thing you've been working on with Glimmer Web, which is fascinating to me. What What drew you in this direction? Do you want to describe maybe what the Glimmer DSL for web is?
And it's because it's funny you mentioned that, you know, we as web developers are really desktop app developers. So you want to just like dive into how that correlates?
This is really interesting because we are kind of missing a, you know, a hard stance on front end in the Rails community, at least, but definitely in Ruby as well. And Opal has been kind of the closest thing I've seen. It's interesting you built kind of like on top of Opal. I know we've had Elian here before.
talking about opal and it's like a really great work uh just so smooth of a process uh and i love your the dsl you have here uh in your to-do list app that you've made uh which is like so simple and easy to read uh we'll share it here in our show notes um so i'm like really curious a lot of this looks uh similar to kind of like the flex markup for those familiar with uh the
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