Valentino Stoll
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first heard Sep 2024
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You bring up a great point. That's actually one thing I've been a little bit concerned about with Rails in that it's As things grow and get some solid foundation framework-wise, the need for reducing bloat becomes ever greater, especially as the number of maintainers doesn't really increase too much in proportionality, at least. Uh, so I do worry like, right.
Like I've noticed not just with, uh, tricks, but other, you know, pieces of the framework that very similar feedback, right? Like it's very long churn process for changes that really don't affect anything.
Uh, and so I, you know, hopefully, uh, you know, with the rails foundation and everything like that, that is on the radar. Uh, You can make sure that the maintainership at least stays up to date with the progress of the rest of the framework?
Yeah, I mean, I don't know that they have to throw funding at it. More just like organizational, like, hey, we have this increase in the code base, and we need maintainers. The organizational stuff, I feel like that's where I was hoping that the foundation would add to, right?
so that you know cases like this where you know we we have like only so many limited contributors uh that have like you know approval access to just merge something right uh which is good you know both good and bad but it's like definitely adds a bottleneck um and so i i would like to see something where like i don't know people can vote people in to contributorship right like where
uh, we can create a pipeline that just like makes this process easier. Cause like, to be honest, like somebody going through and just like approving a bunch of the documentation stuff, like that would be huge help, you know? And I know that, I know that's somebody who's probably already like working on that, but like every one of the rails repos, like,
Well, you know, I got to hand it to Shopify. They seem to have, like, at least solved that issue with Ruby itself, right? Like, they had their own fork of Ruby for a while, like, handling all of this stuff that they've been upstreaming over the years for, like, copy on write and things like that.
And I feel like, you know, they have had lots of, you know, repos that were basically versions of that that, like, made their way into the official... right? Like realm. Um, so it's possible, right? Like 37 singles is just another company, right? Like, yep.
That is the funniest thing, right? Because the whole Rails...
hype started off of a blog which is like search is like kind of something you add to a blog right as like one of your primary features honestly it's what you had almost any any site that you make with reels uh so yeah i mean it's super i'm super excited about that i hope it's i mean if it's anything like all the other reels uh you know interfaces it should be very straightforward uh are you hoping that it aligns with any particular uh
you know, search gem that you've used in the past?
Is there full-text search in SQLite? yes there is yeah oh nice yeah i feel like that's something that you know once you realize it's there you're like why do i need other things you know i mean until you start using it heavily but if you just want to like expose a text column like to search on it's like pretty great to be honest yeah like i think again for the vast majority of use cases
Yeah, I agree with you there. I mean, I feel like, you know, most Rails apps are like business related, like where you'll have a CRM or like some classic, you know, solution that you're just trying to solve with like your custom data or things like that. And that, you know, having a just quick full-text search or I imagine what active search will become will just be so great.
Just hook it up to a model or whatever it may be, a series of models. I could see it being pretty huge.
Yeah, I hope they borrow from Chris Oliver's Notice Gem. I've used that in the past, and it's very straightforward and doable.
It does add to the list of gems that people will have to migrate away from. Yeah. Yeah, that's kind of frustrating.
I'll wire codecs. Check it out.
Yeah, on the topic of books, I saw Obi Fernandez posting an update to the Rails way, now the Rails 8 way.
I'm excited. To be honest, I'll probably learn all the new Rails 8 features by reading that book.
I'm interested in Kamal. I'm kind of waiting for it to just mature a little more. All the transitions of traffic, as an example. There's a lot of shifting sands still. I don't personally use it every day. Yeah. Just from what I see, it seems to be like a lot of the infrastructure is changing around as they start to learn more and more the edge cases and configuration options and things like that.
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