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This opens up many new intriguing possibilities for #SQLiteOnRails applications, but the primary one is a smooth transition from vertical to horizontal scaling. I look forward to playing with this more soon.
This opens up many new intriguing possibilities for #SQLiteOnRails applications, but the primary one is a smooth transition from vertical to horizontal scaling. I look forward to playing with this more soon.
The whole app is open source, a simple #SQLiteOnRails application. Feel free to make suggestions or improvements. github.com/fractaledmind/…
Up to 2k views within the first 24 hours! It warms my heart to know that this talk is interesting and resonates with people. It is the best talk I have ever given on a topic I am so passionate about. I want #SQLiteOnRails to be the goto tool for starting new web apps.
I have had a wild 2024 (and end of 2023). I've gotten to visit so many amazing places (Taipei, Nairobi, Toronto, and so many more), talk with so many amazing Rubyists, and preach the gospel of #SQLiteOnRails! Plus, I have 3 more talks still waiting to be released to YouTube 😅
💪 Can #SqliteOnRails + cheap VPS handle the load? Let's prove this out. With @fractaledmind and @marcoroth_ we want to find out and need your help. Visit rubyvideo.dev and play : create your account, search for talks/topics, bookmark videos... RT for reach 🙏
I love this stack for the new managed AnyCable Pro. #SQLiteOnRails w/ Phlex and @avo? This is a GOATed Rails stack. @palkan_tula and @inazarova are building something really excellent & powerful with AnyCable and AnyCable Pro. Resilient, scalable real-time has never been easier.
Still meeting awesome people at @euruko, in Sarajevo! Here with @mediafinger (who also visited Santa Marta, which is crazy), and the SQLite Jesus, @fractaledmind! 🐐 #ruby/#rails #euruko #euruko2024 #rubyfriends #sarajevo #bih #sqlite #sqliteonrails #crystalllang
@_samadahmed It doesn’t presently, as it is just a generator script. Not a repo you clone. But I want to explore what a “final” shape of a #SQLiteOnRails generator script should look like. And that might make the cut eventually
@excid3 Yeah, I'm working on a one-pager to explain, but Rails 8 brings us nearly all the way to a completely production-ready #SQLiteOnRails experience, as I define it. For today, with Rails 7.2.1, you need to manually still setup Solid Cache and Solid Queue appropriately. But, the…
I have built a powerful & flexible Rails template script for #SQLiteOnRails apps. It can scaffold new apps or upgrade existing apps. It works with Rails 7 and 8. It is controllable and customizable. You will pay [1] for access to the source code or [2] for my time to help you.
@myfoolishness I want to provide something useful, but without getting drowned with free support requests that make me exhausted and resentful. But, I also want to expose more people to how easy and pleasant it is to setup and run #SQLiteOnRails applications. So I have this tension
Q for the crowd: I have built a powerful and flexible Rails application template script for #SQLiteOnRails apps. It can scaffold new apps or upgrade existing apps. It works with Rails 7 and 8. It is controllable and customizable. I’m thinking of paywalling it for GitHub sponsors.
@SebastianSzturo I have #SQLiteOnRails apps with a homegrown deployment script that similarly takes a few seconds to deploy. Haven't measured, but probably around 10 seconds.
This PR stabilizes optimal performance for #SQLiteOnRails application by ensuring that SQLite connections don't hold the GVL while waiting to execute. Now, Rails main comes out of the box with the 4 keys to optimal SQLite performance in a web app. See fractaledmind.github.io/2024/04/15/sql…
This ensures that we can take full advantage of the power of dynamic columns and default functions in our #SQLiteOnRails apps.
Another PR merged to advance #SQLiteOnRails! This one is a big fix to ensure that functions defined in dynamic columns or column defaults can have commas within them.
New #SQLiteOnRails feature just landed in @rails main! As of now, Rails will ensure to use IMMEDIATE transactions for SQLite transactions. This solves a major pain point for Rails apps where busy exceptions are often thrown due to DEFERRED transactions being the default.
Flowing directly from that, I will then share everything I know about the current state of building, deploying, and maintaining #SQLiteOnRails applications.
Headed to Nairobi tomorrow for @ruby_african's #RubyConfAfrica2024! They have given me the unique opportunity to share both all of the amazing progress in the #SQLiteOnRails ecosystem as well as the mindset that helped me become a top 500 Rails contributor.
@zackgilbert Agreed! For my #SQLiteOnRails apps, I use @litestream from day 1 every time. And it often doesn’t take much extra code to set up a recurring job to verify your backups are working and restorable. And that extra effort is worth it too.