In OSS, there are no sprints, stand-ups, retrospectives, 1:1s, 360s, quarters, velocities, estimations, deadlines, project managers, "how is this going", year goals, ..., could go on and on.
Yet it ships non-stop and runs the world.
Xavier Noria
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Xavier Noria
@fxn
Everlasting student · Rails Core · Zeitwerk · Freelance · Life lover
- I have been working from home for the last +18 years. 2006–2009 as co-founder and CTO of a Rails agency. 2009–today as a freelance. Best of all, I have been present for her.
- "Is this project still maintained?"
- I'll have the honor of giving the opening keynote in RailsConf. 🙇♂️
- Zeitwerk stays at 0 issues, 0 PRs. Issues or even questions in Rails related to autoloading have virtually vanished. It is going to be the only loader in Rails 7. It is integrated in Hanami 2.0, and loads dozens of gems. Was worth it.
- - Mom, if I ever need a machine to be alive please disconnect it. - If that is your will... - What are you doing? Not the router!!!
- Zeitwerk has been awarded an "Outstanding Performance Award" Fukuoka Ruby Award 2022. 🙇♂️
- Was looking at stuff from RailsConf Europe London (2006, my first Rails conference), and just found this incredible shot from @pdcawley. ❤️
- GitHub has migrated to Zeitwerk, that is so epic 🎉💪🎉💪🎉💪🎉💪🎉💪🎉. Every time I hear about the progressive wins in the GitHub code base since the 3.2 days (I think), I can't but think about @eileencodes huge effort behind it, hard battles, step by step ❤️.
- In the N+1 problem, we first fetch the 1, and then the N. Therefore, it should be the 1+N problem. I'll die on this hill.
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- Zeitwerk has surpassed 200 million downloads, and it is fetched about 400K times per day (this includes CI builds, deploys, etc.). Besides Rails apps, +360 gems load with Zeitwerk nowadays, designing for any Ruby project was worthwhile. And it has no known bug 💪.
