@avinashjoshi Yes, but will need to explore how it works to make sure the experience is so great it’s worth sharing with others

RT @amuendelheim: @provisionalidea The tables have FOREIGN KEYS. DEPORT EM

@amuendelheim @provisionalidea underrated tweet

@fullstackmiguel Chatgpt writes all of my estimates now

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@henrikbjorn I saw this video to see what that would look like, and tbh that seems very complex, what I have doesn't even really require docs tbh. Not worth it for my situation

@juliknl Don’t need a gem for something so simple. You know you can actually do programming yourself

@_lsantosc A whole new gem is probably too much dependency risk for one use case, and i’m not willing to rewrite large segments of my app just because i found a new gem. Plus this is so simple it doesn’t even require documentation tbh

@juanvqz_ interesting

@tillkruegerDEV This is actually a human thing. If i ask you how long it takes to drive somewhere, you’re gonna give me the answer assuming nothing goes wrong, no traffic, no ticket, no accident etc. Why do you underestimate the time bro?

@RachelBitecofer Does that somehow make money laundering acceptable? What’s your point

@MichaelDChaney @Fodoj @ryanckulp I’ve tried that strategy many times and almost always go back to doing the upgrade in place. Still have a rails 3 scar but Rails upgrades are easy now anyway

@elonmusk @realDonaldTrump everyone already knew this

@tillkruegerDEV Yeah it never feels like a project is done. But there’s so many reasons honestly it doesn’t naturally happen

@and_ser yep agreed

@everton_carpes I agree services objects are not the way. I found this out from reading a few layers into form_with method

There's a typo, the url variable is intended to be passed through as a kwarg. Hopefully it's obvious

@robzolkos I get removing devise, but pretender is literally like 100 lines in 1 file so I copied it into the app lmao. never used doorkeeper