I don’t understand why Ruby and Rails get a reputation for being outdated or “legacy.” Over the last several years both have seen massive numbers of contributions, both in improvements and new features. I’d be surprised if any tool for building a new web app could even come close to what Rails has to offer across the full stack.
Readit Newsvindin commented on Why we still build with Ruby getlago.com/blog/why-we-s... · Posted by u/FinnLobsien
I really recommend you do more reading on DDD. This codebase is looking like a ticking time bomb. Biggest red flag I’m seeing right now is your supabase/functions/create/index.js. You have 2000 lines of code that contain what I see is your domain logic mixed with database queries and http concerns. In some places there are 8+ levels of conditionals, promises, and error handling. For an ERP system, this is not good. Ideally the domain logic (accounting, rules, core erp stuff) should be isolated by itself, with solid test coverage, free of any external communications/concerns, etc. The reason being that this is not something you want to fuck up. Business rules are tough as I’m sure you know, and this is going to be a pain to maintain in its current state
vindin commented on A bunch of programming advice I'd give to myself 15 years ago mbuffett.com/posts/progra... · Posted by u/marcusbuffett
I would have told myself that there's going to be a new frontend architecture called "SPA," and a new framework related to it called React.js. And that I should stay far away from both of them.
I strongly disagree with this. I got a 102 on the Putnam and am proud member of Mensa International, yet I never studied for exams or really tried very hard in school. While it makes me uncomfortable, people often call me a “genius,” and they are always even more surprised when they notice I never really have to put in any effort to do anything. I also strongly disagree with the “relearn your field” argument. I have a photographic memory, and never forget anything. The idea that I’d have to relearn something is absurd.