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  1. Golden sponsor announcement: Ventrata – also the company hosting this year's EuRuKo.

    Ticketing and booking software for tours, attractions and experiences. 37 million tickets a year, 50 countries, plenty of Ruby behind it. Brno-based, which is why the conference lands here.

    Badge pickup opens today at 15:00 at Hotel Passage – pick yours up tonight and skip the morning queue.

    Starts tomorrow.

    #Ruby #RubyOnRails #EuRuKo

  2. How to Install #GitLab on #AlmaLinux #VPS Easily

    In this tutorial we are going to show you in detail how to install Gitlab on AlmaLinux VPS.
    What is GitLab?
    GitLab is open-source ...
    Continued 👉 #installguide #rubygems #dedicatedserver #selfhosting #opensource #selfhosted #rubyonrails

    How to Install GitLab on AlmaL...

  3. How to Install #GitLab on #AlmaLinux #VPS Easily

    In this tutorial we are going to show you in detail how to install Gitlab on AlmaLinux VPS.
    What is GitLab?
    GitLab is open-source ...
    Continued 👉 #installguide #rubygems #dedicatedserver #selfhosting #opensource #selfhosted #rubyonrails

    How to Install GitLab on AlmaL...

  4. @sstephenson I don't know what I missed but this toot explained it all extremely effectively. #ruby #rubyonrails #railsworld

  5. @sstephenson I don't know what I missed but this toot explained it all extremely effectively. #ruby #rubyonrails #railsworld

  6. @sstephenson I don't know what I missed but this toot explained it all extremely effectively. #ruby #rubyonrails #railsworld

  7. @sstephenson I don't know what I missed but this toot explained it all extremely effectively. #ruby #rubyonrails #railsworld

  8. @sstephenson I don't know what I missed but this toot explained it all extremely effectively. #ruby #rubyonrails #railsworld

  9. thoughtbot is a Speaker Support sponsor of EURUKO 2026 – thank you.

    Two thoughtbotters are on the programme too: Sarah Lima and Rémy Hannequin run the workshop "It's about Time" on Sep 18.

    A day isn't always 86400 seconds, Time.parse silently lies, and 1:30 AM can happen twice – or never. Hands-on exercises on time zones, DST gaps, leap seconds, storage, background jobs and flaky tests.

    #Ruby #RubyOnRails #EuRuKo

  10. thoughtbot is a Speaker Support sponsor of EURUKO 2026 – thank you.

    Two thoughtbotters are on the programme too: Sarah Lima and Rémy Hannequin run the workshop "It's about Time" on Sep 18.

    A day isn't always 86400 seconds, Time.parse silently lies, and 1:30 AM can happen twice – or never. Hands-on exercises on time zones, DST gaps, leap seconds, storage, background jobs and flaky tests.

    #Ruby #RubyOnRails #EuRuKo

  11. thoughtbot is a Speaker Support sponsor of EURUKO 2026 – thank you.

    Two thoughtbotters are on the programme too: Sarah Lima and Rémy Hannequin run the workshop "It's about Time" on Sep 18.

    A day isn't always 86400 seconds, Time.parse silently lies, and 1:30 AM can happen twice – or never. Hands-on exercises on time zones, DST gaps, leap seconds, storage, background jobs and flaky tests.

    #Ruby #RubyOnRails #EuRuKo

  12. thoughtbot is a Speaker Support sponsor of EURUKO 2026 – thank you.

    Two thoughtbotters are on the programme too: Sarah Lima and Rémy Hannequin run the workshop "It's about Time" on Sep 18.

    A day isn't always 86400 seconds, Time.parse silently lies, and 1:30 AM can happen twice – or never. Hands-on exercises on time zones, DST gaps, leap seconds, storage, background jobs and flaky tests.

    #Ruby #RubyOnRails #EuRuKo

  13. thoughtbot is a Speaker Support sponsor of EURUKO 2026 – thank you.

    Two thoughtbotters are on the programme too: Sarah Lima and Rémy Hannequin run the workshop "It's about Time" on Sep 18.

    A day isn't always 86400 seconds, Time.parse silently lies, and 1:30 AM can happen twice – or never. Hands-on exercises on time zones, DST gaps, leap seconds, storage, background jobs and flaky tests.

    #Ruby #RubyOnRails #EuRuKo

  14. Underrated first AI feature for a Rails app: classification with a confidence threshold. High-confidence predictions route automatically, everything else lands in a human queue. You get the throughput win right away, and the corrections give you data to raise the threshold later. No agent required.

    go.fastruby.io/ea1

    #RubyOnRails #AI

  15. Underrated first AI feature for a Rails app: classification with a confidence threshold. High-confidence predictions route automatically, everything else lands in a human queue. You get the throughput win right away, and the corrections give you data to raise the threshold later. No agent required.

    go.fastruby.io/ea1

    #RubyOnRails #AI

  16. Underrated first AI feature for a Rails app: classification with a confidence threshold. High-confidence predictions route automatically, everything else lands in a human queue. You get the throughput win right away, and the corrections give you data to raise the threshold later. No agent required.

    go.fastruby.io/ea1

    #RubyOnRails #AI

  17. Underrated first AI feature for a Rails app: classification with a confidence threshold. High-confidence predictions route automatically, everything else lands in a human queue. You get the throughput win right away, and the corrections give you data to raise the threshold later. No agent required.

    go.fastruby.io/ea1

    #RubyOnRails #AI

  18. Underrated first AI feature for a Rails app: classification with a confidence threshold. High-confidence predictions route automatically, everything else lands in a human queue. You get the throughput win right away, and the corrections give you data to raise the threshold later. No agent required.

    go.fastruby.io/ea1

    #RubyOnRails #AI

  19. RE: mastodon.social/@gusseting/117

    Rails Girls was never about DEI. It was about Pretending To Care. They got their name from The Spice Girls because they thought it was cute and empowering. The Spice Girls were the capitalist backlash against Riot Grrl. Rails Girls Summer Of Code deserves to be burnt to the ground.
    #RailsGirls #ruby #RubyOnRails #WomenInTech #Rails #RGSOC

  20. RE: mastodon.social/@gusseting/117

    Rails Girls was never about DEI. It was about Pretending To Care. They got their name from The Spice Girls because they thought it was cute and empowering. The Spice Girls were the capitalist backlash against Riot Grrl. Rails Girls Summer Of Code deserves to be burnt to the ground.
    #RailsGirls #ruby #RubyOnRails #WomenInTech #Rails #RGSOC

  21. @Chao-c'
    BTW I had account on identi.ca, which was StatusNet powered (I believe).

    It was. At least until Evan and Erin could no longer justify it running on that janky OStatus protocol. The result was the ActivityPump protocol, the pump.io software and Identi.ca's switch to pump.io with all hands on board.

    Yes, and it should not be implemented in Ruby or PHP or something like that. I have seen one online discussion forum being rewritten from PHP to Rust few years ago, and the improvement in responsiveness of the web platform was amazing. (I do C, not Rust, but C is too oldschool now, and the performance penalty of Rust is minor, probably not noticeable at all)

    This reminds me of how the Fediverse is all over the place in terms of programming languages. Everyone has their own Holy Grail.

    Friendica and its descendants are written in PHP. They may not be the fastest (even though what bogged down early Friendica were its heavyweight federation connectors to everywhere, especially the one for Facebook that came in 2011). Mike either discarded or rewrote these when he rewrote Red. But they happily run on a run-of-the-mill LAMP stack.

    Mastodon is written in Ruby on Rails. Hubzilla runs circles around it in terms of performance per account/channel, and that has to say something. The only thing that managed to top this was early diaspora*, written in Ruby on Rails for Mac with MongoDB as the database system.

    The *omas are built in Elixir. Granted, they're utter featherweights, especially considering their features. They're legendary for their low server impact. Then again, Pleroma apparently is spaghetti code straight from hell. Its own devs often don't have a clue where to go look for bugs, much less how to fix them. (Miraculously, the Akkoma devs do manage to get ride of quite a number of them.)

    The *keys are built in TypeScript and Vue.js. I guess one reason why Misskey is infamous for having so many forks and forks of forks is because there are tons of people who can code in JavaScript, the primary mobile programming language.

    Iceshrimp.NET is a still very incomplete "rewrite" of old Iceshrimp in C#. It was largely tackled to get rid of all those nasty bugs inherited from Misskey that even Misskey doesn't manage to get rid of. I've heard quite some outcry: Iceshrimp.NET is a sell-out to Microsoft. I guess whoever uttered that didn't go check who owns TypeScript.

    PieFed is a dead giveaway: Python. And PieFed makes more headlines in the Threadiverse for server politics than for its underlying technology, except that Lemmy pales in comparison.

    GoToSocial is a dead giveaway, too: Go. And it was one of the first Fediverse server applications to not come with a Web UI. Those who use it for a single-user server often don't even bother installing one and use some Mastodon app or other instead. Besides, why drag around a Web UI if there are much better third-party Web UIs than whatever you could whip up?

    #Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Mastodon #Friendica #Hubzilla #Pleroma #Akkoma #Misskey #Forkey #Forkeys #Iceshrimp #IceshrimpJS #Iceshrimp.NET #PieFed #GoToSocial #PHP #RubyOnRails #Elixir #JavaScript #TypeScript #VueJS #C# #Python #Go
  22. @jabawack81 very interested in this. You got rails running fine on the pi?

    Some of us are leaning into @coopcloud as a FOSS grassroots marketplace that makes for easy deploy on own devices, inc raspberry pi.

    I’ve been curious how rails goes as I’ve not had a chance to test if myself.

    cc @jadehopepunk @digital_justice_society

    #ruby #RubyOnRails #SelfHosting #CoopCloud #DigitalJustice

  23. My favorite part from @bencurtis's #RailsConf talk last month was where he explained CGI environment variables and how they still show up in our systems today (including in Honeybadger!).

    Fun memories from the days of early web development—give it watch if you haven't.

    honeybadger.io/blog/20-years-o

    #Ruby #RubyOnRails #RailsConf2025 #DevOps #Monitoring #Observability

  24. Calling all #RubyonRails devs with a love for maps and @openstreetmap This is your chance to become the core engineer behind the platform that powers open geographic data for the world.
    Remote, open source, community-driven.

    Apply here: blog.openstreetmap.org/2025/08

    #RemoteJob #Hiring #RubyOnRails #OpenSource #GeoTech #DeveloperJob #DigitalCommons

  25. #Redmine ist ein Klassiker für die Zusammenarbeit im Team. Eine ausgereifte #Projektverwaltung und #Vorgangsverfolgung auf der technischen Basis #RubyOnRails. Ich habe die Installationsanleitung für #Redmine im #Community-Wiki bei @hostsharing auf den aktuellen Stand gebracht. Die Schnittstellen für den Versand und Empfang von Ticket-Benachrichtigungen per E-Mail sind passend für den #Hostsharing-#Webspace dokumentiert.
    wiki.hostsharing.net/index.php