nate berkopec @nateberkopec@mastodon.social

I've started a small tradition at Puma - if you're a new "supercontributor" (roughly ~5+ commits in a release) you get to name the next minor version. Thanks for all the contributions of @mycaseinc@twitter.com's Chris LaRose. Puma 5.1 will be named "At Your Service" https://github.com/puma/puma/pull/2491/files

Every Puma codename: https://gist.github.com/nateberkopec/f9e5ae54fea30c312a6a820277ff429f What's your favorite?

Anyway, I hope you enjoy. If you already have the CGRP but want more detail, more direction and more material, this is a great upgrade.

I'm also happy it's available as a recording. One thing I learned from dozens and dozens of live events is that people don't learn at the same speeds. Some skip ahead, some need to rewind a few times. This new format allows everyone to work at their own pace.

I'm really happy with this new edition. It's delivered entirely via free software (GPL-licensed CLI client). You can try the client right now: $ gem install rpw && rpw list

Launching: The Rails Performance Workshop. After 2 years of preparation, it's finally available online. 6 hours of all-new HD video. 10 hands-on exercises. Guided "pull request program". Delivered via CLI. Available now. https://www.speedshop.co/rails-performance-workshop.html

RIP http://turntable.fm

There was a point in time where you could walk around the East Village and literally do this @jjmalina@twitter.com @hursh@twitter.com @mishaponizil@twitter.com

Fuck, remember dubstep?

Remember when "all Ruby programmers listen to dubstep" was a meme?

Making it full JP with tonight's music choice as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFsbW5d6osc

(it's also not actually single malt it's blended that's why its cheap)

Toki is maybe my favorite “cheap” whiskey in the USA right now

Single malt and code tonight on the eve of the new Workshop launch. I feel like I’m in college again.

Poll #2: What is the default program you have set to open .md files? To test, use $ touch http://somefile.md && open http://somefile.md (or xdg-open on Linux).

er without the backticks obv, I was thinking in Markdown

Poll: what does `echo $EDITOR` return from your CLI of choice?

it's shocking to me that they haven't put 2 and 2 together here yet