I've mostly moved to @bluesky. You can find me there as rosa.codes ✌🏻

Madrid.rb vuelve en Enero!! Estaremos con @rosapolis hablándonos de Solid Queue en el Stage One de @sngular el jueves, 30 de enero, a las 19:30. Inscríbete aquí: madridrb.com/events/january-…

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Gracias a nuestro patrocinador @Happy_Scribe, todos los videos de Rails World 2024 ahora están disponibles con subtítulos en japonés, portugués de Brasil y español. youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…

If you registered to the @madrirb edition of @RubyEurope (on Nov 7th) and you won't be able to attend, please free up your spot for other interested assistants 🙏 madridrb.com/events/ruby-eur…

What’s happening in the Valencia region is truly heartbreaking. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the floods. In light of the situation, the difficult decision has been made to cancel @valenciarb. Valencia, stay strong! 💔 #ror #rubyonrails #ruby

Alright, let me share the full story of how my 14-year-old Instagram account, "javier," was stolen and ended up in the hands of the CEO of a hip-hop record label—and why I believe it was an inside job.

Here's the post I teased last week. TL;DR; Average latency: -5%, p99 latency -10% railsatscale.com/2024-10-23-…

Test fatigue? Testing out of habit, but don't feel confident in what you actually test? LLMs write tests and are unsure if it covers what you actually need? @lucianghinda opened signups for his 3h workshop held Nov 1st — limited seats, last with discount goodenoughtesting.com/

And this is only half of the @Rails Foundation! We're doing important work and 2025 is going to be a lot of fun. If you'd like to join our mission and support the Rails community by becoming a member, reach out to foundation@rubyonrails.org.

Wrote up a little bit about the technology and thinking behind UsingRails andycroll.com/ruby/launching…

I got very useful feedback about the Mochi stickers at @friendlyrb and @railsworld, so I ordered new batches following that feedback: - smaller size - printed in vinyl so they're dishwasher-proof and suitable for outdoors I learnt that people have high standards for stickers 😆

#RubyFriends!! Working on some new game show questions. Send me your weird/unexpected Ruby code snippets via DM. The shorter the better and bonus points if you pulled it from actual production code! Retweets appreciated

Minha primeira keynote! 😱 Não poderia estar mais feliz (e nervosa 😅). Espero atender às expectativas! 💪🏻❤️

My #RailsWorld talk is doing very well today, the first to 1,000 views. If you haven't seen it yet, I am confident that you will love it. I poured every ounce of knowledge and passion that I have for this topic into this presentation.

I'll be speaking at the Valencia meetup (and taking Mochi with me! 🐶❤️) and attending the Madrid meetup. Really excited about relaunching Madrid.rb and other meetups across Spain! ⬇️

A message from the @dhh keynote at #RailsWorld resonated: “it’s more fun to be competent.” This translates perfectly to working with relational databases. Hear me out. Nearly 100% of Rails apps use relational DBs. But is the use of this key part of the stack used competently? Expertly? We generally have limited educational materials in this area, and real world experience can be hard to come by, or be “too late” to solve real issues. I was a barely-competent user myself, and certainly not an “expert.” I didn’t know how to read a query plan in depth, design valuable indexes, or leverage efficient schema design patterns. I wanted to change that. I wanted to become not only competent, but become an expert. I want this for other Rails developers too. I know many want to learn to become expert designers, acquire performance engineering skills, and operate as skilled backend engineers. They want to deliver fast and reliable experiences for their application users. All applications benefit from efficient database design, and in particular data-intensive applications with growing concurrency. That describes most all Rails apps that achieve some success! From B2C to B2B. So what’s the message? If you’re barely competent as a database user, consider going on a learning journey towards competency. I can vouch for the keynote message: It’s more fun to be a competent database user. andyatkinson.com/pgrailsbook

It hasn’t been that long ago, but I already miss @friendlyrb. Such a magic experience that brings people together ✨