<Cork>
rapha: from my experience those errors are usually from haveing ascii code < 0x20 in the string, utf-8 has not way to reprecent these characters
<Cork>
but those are among the few that can't be reprecented
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<leftylink>
I wouldn't speak for others but I can independently report my own observations. I see that when I do `rails new` (I have Rails 6.0.4), it fails on the `rails webpacker:install` step because "Node.js not installed. Please download and install Node.js https://nodejs.org/en/download/"
<newton>
I think part of the question comes down to whether or not you want to support js at all
<[jamez]>
Just use sinatra instead.
<aesthetikx>
i like cuba personally
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<[jamez]>
aesthetikx: I've heard good things about cuba, actually. Never tried it. I just like the syntax of sinatra a little better.
<aesthetikx>
[jamez] both are great yeah
<aesthetikx>
I love the idea of microframeworks
<[jamez]>
Me too. I only wish DataMapper was better and still maintained. Don't like including activerecord in my apps, but I'm also too lazy to learn sequel, not that there's anything wrong with sequel itself.
<aesthetikx>
I tried it on a small project, it is great in a lot of ways
<aesthetikx>
ActiveRecord, imo, despite whatever flaws, is Gods gift to this Earth
<aesthetikx>
There are a lot of things wrong with it, but as far as ORMs go, its unmatched still I think
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<aesthetikx>
I see what you mean about not wanting to include it for small projects, however.
<caleb>
I used to only use DataMapper until it was clear it would be unmaintained, begrudgingly started using ActiveRecord in all my Sinatra apps
<caleb>
then I was forced to use sequel at work, and I'll never go bac
<caleb>
Jeremy Evans is a ruby powerhouse and sequel is amazing
<aesthetikx>
yeah it is nice in that it is simpler and in some ways more self-consistent
<[jamez]>
caleb: A close friend said the exact same thing abou sequel. THen he continued to copy paste some horrible hack he had to introduce for some reason :)
<aesthetikx>
I think my problems with AR are limited to: [direct support for more complicated joins, support for unions out of the box, and the or syntax trips me up]
<aesthetikx>
once I figured out how to actually use subqueries many of my problems went away, for now anyway
<aesthetikx>
does the DRY project have an answer to AR
<adam12>
aesthetikx: ROM
<aesthetikx>
oh right
<adam12>
I've used Roda+Sequel on dozens of projects now. Some of them fairly large.
<aesthetikx>
is Roda in some ways similar to Cuba?
<aesthetikx>
in that you define like nested routes sort of in ruby
<adam12>
It's a fork of Cuba.
<adam12>
I won't go back to using ActiveRecord. Sequel can be verbose sometimes, but I've never felt limited.
<aesthetikx>
well that makes sense
<aesthetikx>
adam12 does sequel have a method to do like AR eager loading, n+1 handling etc
<michigan>
echo $PATH, its been added there just fine
<michigan>
aaaaaaaarhg so sorry guys stupid stupid me i forgot to add .gem to the last path
<weaksauce>
michigan ok cool. i just use the first way because it's from my bash profile and i never cared enough to change it. the one thing that the bash way wins at is being able to prepend the path if that's something you need
<weaksauce>
is there a reason you are doing it that way instead of some more general ruby version manager?
<weaksauce>
oh actually you can prepend with the = method in zsh
<michigan>
im just using the default system package in openbsd, its fine enough for me
<michigan>
as for zsh, it's like bash done right, without all the security holes, it also allows you to write cleaner more beautiful shell scripts
<michigan>
kinda like ruby vs python
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<michigan>
sorry for having wasted your time though, i should invest in a pair of glasses. staring at the white glaring light from my laptop surrounded by the pitch black darkness in my room is not good for my owl's/james webb vision
<aesthetikx>
i love openbsd
<aesthetikx>
i am wondering though if that should have been done for you by pkg; out of curiosity if you `ksh` do you have access to the rubygems? There may be some file that you should be `source`ing in your `.zshrc` to include some openbsd stuff
<michigan>
aesthetikx: i actually do (ksh)
<michigan>
i too thought i had to do some path manipulation now when setting everything up on a new server, like export GEM_HOME etc. but no, i didn't have to do anything