is the groove tracker code base open source?

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link to full video please?

Thank you for posting this! could not make the live broadcast

Simple task CRUD. Is so complicated and creating too many files. It is discouraging for junior developers like me to try it for new projects. I still wanna learn more about it if there is a simple way a simple template available to get started simple CRUD app then rest I can manage tests or services or whatever additional complexity will be needed for my project I can do that, I just want pure CRUD recommendation using railseventstore. Whole rails ecosystem just talks seniors language only it’s too hard for juniors to follow.

Typo in the title guys

Wow, I feel like I've just uncovered a hidden (rough) gem in the archives of the internet! The insights here are still relevant, and the Q&A brings even more depth to it all. @Arkency, do you have more DDD content like this (but newer and better AV 😜)? Really glad I found this-thanks for sharing!

I do similar thing extracting rules (event domain rules too) like that to separated classes. But what about is_onboarding_finished? It's disappeared from the code without any explanation between your snippets. Do you cover it with one integration test and then test more cases with unit tests of the ShouldRedirectToOnboarding. Or how do you ensure that the is_onboarding_finished calculation logic is correct?

User model 102 attributes 🥵

Thanks so much Andrzej! I really resonate with your words

I love what you're doing with this series. Thank you. Keep on keepin' on! Always looking forward to what you'll present next. I'd suggest making two optimizations to your value object. 1. You could freeze the value in constructor, and perhaps make the constructor private. 2. you could also improve the nomenclature of your public interface a bit and maybe rename the create method to build. Cheers 🍻

How about using view components library? Would it perform better?

Ouu! Checking for the difference against production is an interesting find. Thanks for sharing.

Where is the answer?

Thank you.

I’d love to see a part 2 😊

Hi, Thanks for making this video. I really enjoy this style, and coincidentally, it relates to a concern I’ve been having lately, about the best way to communicate in intricacies of my code. If I decide to rely on commit messages, the commits will have to be smaller in scope (I like this, but some frown at it). I’m also considering documenting my entire codebase with YARD comments to improve the code editing experience. I use RubyMine too. I’ll give it a shot and see how it goes. Thanks again for the videos. I’m a fan of the blog, and I’ll be watching these videos.

Yep, just the way I see it. The big idea is just message passing. Abstraction, Encapsulation, Polymorphism is just a consequence of that. But inheritance is just a tool for subclassing and implementing a limited form of polymorphism.

love your videos - super clear & helfpful 🚀

Could you add an episode about using Arkency CommandBus?

How do you usually handle that scenario with conflicting events? I mean, how do you avoid the two workers processing the 2 change name events in the wrong order?

Thanks for your great videos!

Hey! Great work. Do you have a video on introduction to Hotwire?

Thank you for sharing, I enjoyed hearing the two points of view. I totally agree about the cost vs benefit of adding turbo stream formats (while maintaining a html format). It's usually worth it, but I think we should consider it for each case. It would be great to hear about your experiences on partial performance next!

Top tutorial. Is it possible for you to host the solution in order to see the results in real life? Thanks

nice video 💯 More of this please.

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good stuff as always!!

thanks

Thanks

11:15 shots fired!

*promo sm* 😭

Thanks, I hope you can share in the future some more complex use cases about event sourcing, like processing events coming from different bounded context

Greetings from Piotr 😉 Kudos to you guys and to Szymon 💪👏

Tomek, I'm in shock 😂

Hi guys! Can you link previous episodes in the description? :) It would be helpful to watch episodes in order. Thank you!

I need more videos of this kind of content please!!

Thanks, this is a helpful technique

a really useful tip!

This was really good, thank you! How might you deal with feedback from other engineers who might think adding a new class is too much work and not worth the effort for this logic?

I enjoyed how you first discussed the events and state machine before diving into the code. Next, I would like to see how the Ruby code can be better optimized from the current solution. I look forward to watching the next video. Bravo!!!!

Thanks, great video. I just replied on the linkedin post with some specific feedback. Appreciate you making this approach to development more accessable.

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Any idea on how to scale the creation of schemas in Rails in production, i.e., make the creation of new clients or tenants more dynamic, perhaps with Kubernetes or what strategies do you know?

I can't find a video in your library that says "Polymorphic" in the title. BUT your stuff is awesome, just pointing it out that it's non-obvioius.

Great content

tomasz i think your girlfriend is calling you? I think it would be good for your safety if you stopped your screencast and immediately answered the phone. please let us know if you are still alive and have full use of your limbs. thx.

I enjoyed forcing my mind to think of new ways to envision building rails apps. That said, I still don't think I would implement this like this. First of all, I'd have a a JS component on the front and send ajax calls back to the server. Secondly, I don't quite get the "command" you made. It doesn't seem to be a command at all. It doesn't apply the code, it just validates the code. Am I missing something? Is this a DDD thing? I think a PORO called ApplyOrderCode would make a lot more sense here, using a result object for reporting. Then the controller just calls it. That's what I would call a "command", but it may be just a semantic issue. It takes all the logic outside of the controller, even the error handling. I'd probably reach for the Interactor Gem for something like this, or some kind of service object, but a PORO would be fine. I like the use of the Dry library and need to look more in to that. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

You channel is gem, not everyone has te eye to recognize a diamond. Please don't care about the view, those who have eyes will see and recognize the value of your content

Yeah this doesn't answer the question, but this is actually relevant to what we're going through in starting our development firm