Unpoly 3.12.0 has been released. This release includes async compilers, performance fixes and many new features requested by the community.

I'm not surprised by these stats, but I find them interesting. I would have maybe expected their order to be different considering population sizes. (source: https://t.co/wulPuFXkcN search queries)

Huh. Just noticed that https://t.co/8lmRydM2DO was mentioned in Tailwind Weekly. I'm surprised because I didn't really talk about it publicly until recently. Very cool! 😎 https://t.co/KoaYT9xYVr

I've noticed the @ autocomplete to be absolutely horrible. Almost getting the entire username (who I follow) typed out without the autocomplete showing the relevant handle. Was it always this bad?

If you're reverse proxying Phoenix LiveView, don't forget these 3 critical settings like I originally did. LiveView will fallback to long polling, so everything works, but it will be suboptimal, and a flash warning will appear on page load #myelixirstatus

Good news: All #RailsWorld 2024 talks have now been published! Head over to the Rails YouTube channel to catch up with any sessions you missed: https://t.co/0YgNN4l5dZ

If you're switching from kamal-proxy (on 80/443 with ssl) to nginx (on 80/443) + kamal-proxy (on some random ports) don't forget to turn off SSL in kamal-proxy 🤦‍♂️ I spent a good while trying to figure out an infinite redirect to https.

So these 122 running sshd processes also had 122 docker processes for IO, which meant that my little 2GB VM was now OOM! I've updated Docker which hopefully provided me a newer qemu, and cross-compiling Elixir seems fine now. So no more remote builder! No more 122 sshd processes

I had 122 running sshd processes. To fix a cross-compile issue I added the server as a Kamal remote builder and it seems like either Docker context or buildx keeps opening sshd connections.

Deployed a minimal traffic Phoenix app w/ Kamal 2 earlier this week and a few days later noticed it was offline. OOM killer going crazy, killing off beam.smp and everything else it could find. Was thinking the worst, but it ended up being something completely silly:

I've watched a lot of Aaron's keynotes. This one might be my favourite so far.

Jeremy's dedication to regular release cadence and bug free software is amazing. I've shipped _many_ applications on Roda+Sequel, and running into a bug in either library was incredibly rare. An absolutely solid suite of libraries.

Overall super happy with how it went. Hero software of the day was `syncoid` (from Sanoid), which made incremental mirroring of the pools super easy. Not sure why I messed with send/recv directly all these years.

https://t.co/0RUFaxzhpE NAS maintenance finished mostly without a hitch on Sunday. Replaced all 4 DIMMS with known good ones to correct ECC errors. Moved ZFS raidz2 into mirrored vdevs again for my sanity. Deployed a new pair of 12TB Seagate's to replace some of the failing WDs

Our next Toronto Ruby event is open for RSVPs! We're headed to @Shopify and hosting _TWO_ speakers! Exciting! More details and RSVP at https://t.co/hhcI8LbPUY #toronto #ruby #rails #community

The just released Ruby LSP v0.19 series includes a few new features! Rename support for constants, find references support for constants + methods and range formatting for Syntax Tree users.

I just released a free, browser-based log parser for Laravel and WordPress built with Alpine.js 👉 https://t.co/nA3ytAiFKu 📁 Select, drag, or paste logs 🔒 No data stored, 100% private ⚡ Boost your debugging efficiency

First upgrade to Kamal 2 went well. Only catch was I use nginx+lego for wildcard certs on this app, and nginx sits on ports 80 and 443. But Kamal has an option for this already!

After 24 years in public service, I'm now open to new opportunities. If you think I could be an asset to your team, please reach out at hireme@jeremyevans.net

Ruby friends: If your app implements SSO with ruby-saml or devise_saml_authenticatable, upgrade ruby-saml to >=1.17.0 ASAP. Make it the next thing you do. Don't leave this unpatched over the weekend.