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You meant django right ? Lol just kidding

I was just about to write simple 3 line each loop, then remembered about this feauture from one of your videos and now I saved 2 lines into cool oneliner. Thanks!

I agree with the dependency hell, sadly I've seen it in Rails a lot with elasticsearch and qt and mysql.

come on, that one dude from Redis had to take a break, I mean, we are not ghosts, we need food.

This is a fun. Keep it up!

next move will be distributing rails with it's own unikernel

He hasn't elimated complexity, he has package it in gems and make installers for black boxes of complexity. that is Ruby, black magic. In other words, he sweeps it below the rug, that is all you do with OOP

can i use eloquent without laravel? currently using propel orm, but sadly, it seems ded

I'm curious about the speed, is it fast enough to compete with the others?

Why not using expose?

"Best.... Interview.... Ever...." - Simpson's Guy

This was a great podcast and you are a great host Aaron! Stephen definitely is a genius and a very interesting guy with an incredible knack for problem solving, and I'm proud to be his brother!

php suck not because the language is suck, it because it run in server to transform some text into another text, which is stupid for modern standard, where u can just code something that also act as a webserver

PHP has good jobs copying everyting ES6 does

what theme are you using.

You are a wonderful advocate for Laravel

nice video, but i think i don't like this pattern. i think there's nothing wrong with foreach, making it more expressive that you're working with multiple variables of a collection/list.

As a Sysadmin if I need to code something I always use PHP or Python. I tried Javascript a few times but I am not getting warm with it and I hear from a lot of JS Developers that most of them also switched from plain JS to Typescript. What I also hate is npm and the whole package manager chaos. Its just so painful to get an application running if one package is not available in the version needed. I mean maybe its easy for JS pros but for me I always have to study trough docs and stackoverflow threds to get the application running. PHP? No problem just install the correct version of php and it will be working (I know composer exists).

These highirderproxy is not really mentioned or shown like this in the docs. Like in the docs it's shown chained. But never mentioned you can use it like this. Does this only work for each?

Haven’t used’m before, but I will now. Thanks. Also, I kind of want to give Zevia a try 😅 my expectations are low, so I might enjoy it.

Oh snap, I do laravel and I didn't know I could do this 😆

The part when we deleted the test was the cherry on top 😂 love this ❤

thanks amazing keep it up دمت گرم

bro, black cherry zevia, their only actual flavor imo still has the aftertaste, but much more tolerable imo

I've used higher-order proxies, however, I don't like them. They break LSP hints and I've been embracing the stricter/more staticky typing of PHP 8. I wish Laravel would also throw away some of its magic *debugger()* statements in Eloquent relationship methods and the many *__get()* / *__set()* methods. The new JIT provides a good amount of performance but the dynamic magic of the frameworks trip it up

This is such a fun series. Keep it up!

Short yet beneficial ❤ And not wasting time on thumbnails 😜

Hi, I work at Zevia! Thanks for the feedback, how can we improve the product Aaron?

Second 😂

Yayy first 🎉

coffee break, ill be right back (18:45)

hmm

Chapters: 00:00 - Intro to Database School with Steven Margheim 00:53 - Stevens journey from nontraditional path to Rails success 01:18 - How did you get into Rails? 01:39 - Graduate students passion for tools led to success 02:39 - Career success story web programming, academia, rails 03:16 - Job market 28 years old, no experience, optionality 03:44 - Discussing her decision to leave Germany and move to the US 04:03 - Job search success in Germany 04:17 - Texas natives accounting, academic, bitter rivals 04:58 - Rails developer landed job, tough application process, and lots of conversations 05:38 - Hiring process oriented more around clear thinking 06:09 - Penn Medicine IT team trained me in Rails 08:50 - Railsdirection career shift led to rapid success 11:34 - Switched to Rails for operational simplicity 16:15 - Simplifying system with mental model 16:31 - Fixed bug in 10 minutes 20:07 - Challenges in web development 23:30 - Easytouse philosophy benefits developers 25:10 - Geometrical thinking helps solve problems 28:47 - Creating beautiful columns in Rails 30:04 - Growing interest in tech revived blog 32:53 - After hours of learning, posting daily tasks 33:09 - Branching with Rails, gem, and Shopify 34:48 - Pushed hard to reduce Rails pull requests 35:37 - Personal goal Worlds best Rails framework 36:32 - Easy case study writing transformed life 37:21 - Im thrilled to hear you landed PRs in Rails 38:14 - Success relies on consistency, not cabal 40:42 - Nitty gritty gory details in Rails 44:56 - Rails improvements and Rubys concurrency 47:20 - Rubys versatility in web applications 49:22 - Ruby interpreter slows web application performance 52:24 - Rails thread manages web requests in milliseconds 56:56 - Rails idle execution problem solved with Rubys sleep implementation 58:51 - Ruby backoff for busy connections 59:43 - Exposes multiple ways to hook up with busy handler 01:00:06 - Rubys Cbased driver for busy handler 01:03:11 - Ruby gems accessibility benefits 01:05:53 - Ruby friendly sleep for busy handler 01:07:32 - Background jobs semantics checkin, checkout, retry 01:11:44 - Changes to Rails SQLI experience 01:14:30 - Future hold Rails, content, or no? 01:14:56 - Future plans for default vanilla for Rails 01:16:08 - Database locked errors in multithreaded environments 01:20:14 - Fractal mind following along, obsession with simplicity 01:20:37 - Fractal mind benefits from community support 01:21:47 - Stevens delight at getting to talk to Ruby community 01:22:28 - Do you have a debt for Steven?

Yup, Stephen is a database genius and so are you Aaron!

Aaron, you bring such a warm energy into the web development space- and I'm grateful for you! I really enjoying listening to these conversations as I code!

Weird Edit Overlap at 2:50

Fourth!

PHP is definitely not an overrated language.

Second!

First!

I use SQLite in production where I build a support ticketing system as a single developer. I don't use any modern JS framework or TS. Just plain jquery, html, bootstrap. I also build my own Web Api framework and ORM that can connect to MySQL, MSSQL, Firebird and PostgreSQL. The backend is written in B4X that compiles into java application.

This looks heavily influenced by Swift

Why can Laravel only reach hundreds of requests per second?

What is the `ar` command you're using to run the `bench` script?

Hello Aaron, do you have a link for the products in your setup? I'm trying to build a more professional setup right now and your audio & image are great!

Great implementation Aaron! This is actually Mandatory for every modern site - robust SEO, so don't worry about changes made in the title, Bookmarks always work even if some changes are made! For a unique guarantee for the public IDs, instead of another package, we can use just a simple MD5 hash over the primary ID + some secret key ( just a string to add entropy ) and get the last 8-10 characters. As I commented on the last video, simply look at how long the video is and how almost no time is required for something so fundamental that you can award your effort to every user and request in the future! :)

Great video Aaron! This is a Great example, of how small changes has a really Big Impact when they are deployed on Scale! Something that costs Nothing, make it Once and on return the reward is for every single user and request that comes! p.s. polite question - Are these teeth veneers or crowns and if so what brand - eMAX? Your smile is brighter than SuperNova! :)

Interesting Video, thank you Aaron

that intro is so fun!

SQLite is not a secret DB engine. It has been used in Android since 2008 or so, for example.