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<adam12>
rapha: morning!
<adam12>
leah2: morning!
<leah2>
it's 3pm but ok :)
<rapha>
morning (UGT) adam12 :)
<rapha>
leah2: oh, you're in France/Germany/Poland/etc. as well?
<leah2>
germany yes
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<rapha>
oh, whereabouts?
* rapha
is living in leipzig with occasional visits to around stuttgart and to berlin
<adam12>
Germany seems to have a many Rubyists.
<rapha>
There seem to be quite a few Rails shops. I'd guess I'm pretty lonely doing almost exclusively in Ruby (and no Rails anywhere, thank God, only some Sinatra) what nowadays is being described as "data engineering"
<rapha>
But then the data are not numbers, they're non-Latin-script texts, and Ruby rules supreme when it comes to conveniently working with that.
<adam12>
I think it's home of the RailsLTS guys, makandra.
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<leah2>
rapha: munich
<leah2>
adam12: those are in augsburg i think
<adam12>
leah2: I think you're right.
<leah2>
been there once
<leah2>
was moderately awkward :p
<adam12>
Augsburg?
<leah2>
bbqing with the dev team :p
<adam12>
Oh. LOL.
<leah2>
was mostly mid-40s guys and the only topics were building a house or getting divorced :p
<adam12>
Living the dream :p
<leah2>
meanwhile in munich topics are not getting a flat and getting a divorce :p
<adam12>
I wonder what it would be like around here.
<adam12>
Well, not here, because there's no Rubyists and few devshops, but if I travelled to the bigger areas.
<leah2>
the munich ruby group is meeting again
<adam12>
Probably everyone complaining about housing prices.
<leah2>
but i dont really do ruby a lot these days
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<ox1eef>
leah2: what language are you using lately
<leah2>
professionally clojure
<leah2>
hobbyist, C i guess
<leah2>
some scheme
<ox1eef>
nice
<ox1eef>
the jvm doesn't bother you? i mean, clojure is really nice but jvm always turned me away
<leah2>
yes
<leah2>
but i get paid :p
<ox1eef>
:)
<leah2>
we also use babashka a bunch
<leah2>
which drops startup time
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<adam12>
leah2: any specific scheme impl?
<leah2>
been using chicken lately
<adam12>
Nice.
<leah2>
it's pretty good
<adam12>
I enjoyed it for the brief time I used it.
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<John_Ivan>
Question. I'm having some files that I'm serving in the /public directory on my webserver
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<John_Ivan>
inside, there's a /style and /script for each static page.
<John_Ivan>
that's great. however, I also have templates/views in my /views folder
<John_Ivan>
do I have separate /style and /script for them inside the /view folder or do I point to the /public directory?
<John_Ivan>
what is the usual convention.
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<adam12>
John_Ivan: I'd just point to the public directory.
<John_Ivan>
thanks adam12. yeah. that's what I did already.
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<pabloh>
Is someone currently working on method level param deconstructing or pattern matching?
<leah2>
we have pattern matching
<pabloh>
something, like:
<pabloh>
def ({a: , b:})= a + b
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<pabloh>
I dunno if is clear from my example
<leah2>
just name the argument tho :p
<pabloh>
you mean is not clear?
<pabloh>
I want to extract :a and :b keys from inside a Hash an add them together
<pabloh>
Kind of how you can in JS with:
<pabloh>
function({ a, b }) { return a + b; }
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<ox1eef>
there are keyword arguments: def foo(a:, b:); a + b; end
<ox1eef>
there's also.. a = 1, b = 2; c = {a, b}
<ox1eef>
nothing quite like the power JS tho
<ox1eef>
JS has tho*
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<rapha>
adam12: oh that
<rapha>
's cool, Rails urgently needed an LTS
<rapha>
leah2: hey Munich seems to be like Berlin, with the exception that noone here ever married anyways. And in Leipzig the topics tend to be how lucky we are that rents are still so low and how patriarchal a concept marriage is.
<leah2>
marriage varies a lot in social groups
<rapha>
leah2: what kind of work are you doing in Clojure?
<rapha>
ah, yes, that's true, i just wanted to come up with something as short and funny as what you said about Augsburg and Munich :)
<leah2>
backend stuff for nextjournal.com
<leah2>
;)
<leah2>
yes
<rapha>
oh that looks interesting. will have to show to my biomed eng ex-gf.