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I'm using a Windows machine with an RTX 3070 for this.

on the windows side

install LM Studio
install and start OpenSSH server
download a model - ideally a code related one
from the server tab a) select the model at top b) accept the updated prompt if needed

I asked some popular LLMs to create a github profile readme.md. I used this prompt:

Hi, can you create an impressive github profile readme.md for me?

and when needed followed up with

could you provide that in markdown please?

results

There are two ways to render multiple turbo streams:

via the controller rendering an array of streams
via a view file that contains multiple stream templates

The other two files on this gist demonstrate both methods.

DHH considers the first one bad.

I kinda like the first one because I think it makes it a little more obvious what the controller code was responsible for passing to where.

naming

multi word controllers

Controller named complex_thing_controller.ts

doBigThing() {}

local

brew upgrade ruby-install
ruby-install ruby 2.6.5

install bundler 2.1.4 (may not be necessary)

Depending on ruby version manager (rvm/chruby/rbenv) you may need to change directories or select ruby 2.6.5 then

Click here if interested:

some detail
some much longer detail I wrote here to show you
gobbledy gook writing in her lalalala

site prism

Page Object Model gem for ruby Page Objects are like react-components for integration spec code. They let you componentize pages or parts of pages so you don't use css-selectors every where.

If you have page.find('button', text: 'update section') in a lot of tests, when the PM says it should be 'Change Section' you have a lot of changes to make.
By sticking this in the page-object it limits the needed scope of change to just that POM and possible the one test that regression checked this.

	#!/bin/bash
	set +e
	eb use $1
	echo $1

	eb printenv \| grep DATABASE_URL
	URL=`eb printenv \| grep DATABASE_URL \| sed -e 's/^[ \t]*//'`


	echo "Using the above URL"