The only reward I ever wanted for projects like WigglyPaint is a chance to grow my audience, and share my projects with more people. Since so much of my hypothetical userbase is unwittingly using stolen copies of WigglyPaint, and sharing links to the same slop sites they were linked to- and so on, and so forth- they’ll never know about any of my other projects. They won’t see updates I publish, or documentation I revise. I have been erased.
A slight detour here to explain my workflow and hopefully illustrate why I love Rails so much in the first place. It really shook things up in the early 2000s - before that, most of the web frameworks I’d used (I’m looking at you, Struts…) were massively complex and required endless amounts of XML boilerplate and other configuration to wire things up. Rails threw all that away and introduced the notion of “convention over configuration” and took full advantage of the expressive, succinct coding style enabled by Ruby.
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Военный рассказал о значении взятия под контроль села Голубовка в ДНР14:46
Last week the Israeli military said it killed the acting commander of the Quds Force’s Lebanon Corps in an airstrike in Tehran.
"Finally, they are making their way back on shore where, unfortunately, a lot of them are already dead or dying as they approach the coastlines and get into rougher coastal waters."