We need more DHH in this world. The world would be a better place!

I literally watch DHH interviews to learn new words and English idioms. He never fails to deliver.

This was absolutely wonderful. David is like the kind of person that you say, hey tell us another story and you sit down and listen and time just flies by and you can't wait for the next time. Damn this was just so good!

DHH is also a great teacher! Love his enthusiasm decades dedicated for both business and open source!

Absolutely nuts! One of the best interviews ive ever seen.

DHH gradually descends into Gilbert Gottfried during the podcast

@devtoolsfm

Ай бұрын

It's truly a marvel to watch. When he starts yelling about H1s it kills me

I've had that exact experience of walking back to a project with webpack after a year or two and nothing worked. Brutal and horrible feeling

I love hearing DHH ranting

Amazing guy! I've learned so much from the Rails framework, including Active Record, MVC, migrations, and numerous principles and design patterns. truly opened my mind to look at coding in a different way. Thank you for this interview. His book, 'Getting Things Done,', 37signals

@devtoolsfm

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Agree with DHH on the thought police. God forbid they get control of DNS servers or worse. Great interview guys.

@_unknown_guy

Ай бұрын

ICANN HO is in Cali...

Bravo guys!, really good interview, you guys asked really good questions and let David speak, he's so inspiring to listen to, 10/10 👏👏👏.

Anyone else still using Ruby on Rails?

@luizgarciaaa

Ай бұрын

Yeah! Github, Airbnb, Stripe, Shopify...

@LubomirHerko

Ай бұрын

Yep. 10 years and counting. Glad I did not switch to anything else - even I was tempted to switch in the past.

@tomasvalent3876

Ай бұрын

I work with it since 2009 best decision ever, ...and yes market is good 💰

@everson_vinicius

Ай бұрын

yes and using the current versions of ruby and rails. I love it

@shannonmariehauck

Ай бұрын

I’m building a brand new product with it.

@devtoolsfm Great Podcast with DHH. I am beginning to learn Ruby as my first programming language.

Hadn't laughed that hard in a while 😂 Glorious!

Such a great interview! Thanks for sharing it 😊

Great video!

DHH goes hard in the paint!

DHH on typescript: Yeah a dog barfed it up but ... yada yada yada😝

@devtoolsfm

Ай бұрын

I personally enjoy the aesthetic of the dog barf. But to each their own!

Alternative title: Cloud as an aversion to computers

Completely agree with DHH. Typescript is a total slog to write. I actually find JS incredibly expressive and powerful. I don't enjoy writing ceremony code.

@Kpil3

Ай бұрын

I've started really disliking it too. Even for client code. And I don't think it helps that much. Something like Rust - yeah I get it and I can appreciate it. But I think a lot of people just use Typescript so something happens when they press dot in their IDE's...

I didn't know Gerald Undone did coding stuff. But it makes sense, smart guy.

I want DHH to switch to VSCodium and make fun of vim users (mostly Primeagen) for its poor usability. That'd be fun contents to watch (from both ends)

Someone tell this guy that Apple has already reversed their decision re PWA

C'mon, ur not that old. And young in your heart, that's what matters anyway.

this dude is hilarious

Mechanical keyboards are the best.

Yay 🎉 no bundlers

python is great

No build, no break 😂

I was once told, honest people like to swear, and that fucking dude is create, even there is some parts I don't agree with him.

I always hated apple. windows & linux r good enough and the hardware u get which is cheaper and more powerful than expensive mac .. It is sad that ruby on rails has no love for windows Maybe things will change

@poulticegeist

Ай бұрын

Wdym Ruby on rails has no love for windows. It runs just fine

You will own nothing and you will he happy

Aren't gems dependencies?

What is this dude even talking about?😂 I know he is respected and so on but why is he constantly repeating that for some reason javascript code will stop running in a few years, javascript is stable and will not break so can somebody explain this to him? Also all the hate about bundlers and package managers and packages like is-odd which is more like a meme and nobody will really use it once out of the learning phase, the numbers on these packages will always be high because of nonsense tutorials. Also a nobundler world is just wishful thinking, what he gets extremely wrong here is thinking bundlers are only here to transpile js but this is wrong, like the name says it does trough a plugin system many things outside javascript as well, it does things like moving files around, rewriting them do stuff with other file formats before compiling my javascript, he is not only out of touch he is wrong 1000%.

@LucasAlexK

Ай бұрын

I believe his point was about developing and trying to run an old project

@uleih

Ай бұрын

Remind me how one troll took down most of other packages in npm. And and constant crypto and malware in js.

@jl789nz

Ай бұрын

He's talking about how all of the stop gaps to get these things working well in the past, aren't 100% necessary any more, import-maps and updates to HTTP being a big reason for this. With these changes no-build/no bundle is 100% viable way to build a fully featured Web app. Just like most things in programming, there are trade offs to both build and no-build, you just have to weigh up what you think works best for you.

@ivan.jeremic

Ай бұрын

@@LucasAlexKWorks like a charm if you know what you are doing.

Ruby on Rails sucks

@MarcoDamaceno

Ай бұрын

It sucked for you. Ruby on Rails has been paying my bills and keeping me away from stupid implementations made by people in other programming languages.

@jl789nz

Ай бұрын

hmmm thought provoking.

@supermarinespitfire1

Ай бұрын

cos you cannot code

@abdusuf523

Ай бұрын

Why it sucks ? The reason ?

@shannonmariehauck

Ай бұрын

Why / how does it suck?