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Written by Damian C. Rossney on 2025-01-30 at 12:46

@francois Hi, Francois. Thank you for boosting my performance question!

I just read your pinned post again. I share your interest in DDD and event storytelling, but they feel like lonely hashtags in Ruby-world. 🙄

I am also coming around to event sourcing through my exploration of modularity patterns in Ruby. I think it would be interesting to use Eventide with Hanami. 🤔

You might enjoy following @ismasan and his work exploring evented system patterns in Ruby.

Thanks again!

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Written by Damian C. Rossney on 2025-01-30 at 02:50

[#]Ruby perf question: What's the fastest way to iterate over segments in an HTTP route? (ex. "/users/:id/postst/:post_id")

I currently .split on "/" and call .each on the array. I thought I could avoid creating an array and perhaps gain speed by "consuming" the string directly. I tried three ways.

• Split a segment at a time.
• Use pointers to index over the string.
• Use String Scanner (regex).

The array is always faster. 🤔

Please boost to reach any big brains too busy to follow me. 😉

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Written by Damian C. Rossney on 2025-01-15 at 02:13

@deadcode

Kudos for interviewing Felienne Hermans. She's a genuine treasure. So glad to see her getting some mind share here!

Looking forward to listening . . . after the other 88 hours in my podcast queue. 🤔

https://shows.acast.com/dead-code/episodes/for-whom-the-compiler-tolls-with-felienne-hermans

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Written by Damian C. Rossney on 2024-11-13 at 00:32

Here's an article I wrote examining some of the pitfalls and intricacies of implementing an UPSERT operation using ROM-rb and Sequel in Ruby.

https://rossney.net/articles/upserting-with-rom-and-sequel/

Please enjoy! Thank you!

[#]ruby #rom #sequel #sql

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