Apologies for the late response. Neat to see that the pipe operator is possible via Babel (your link is borked, but found it here <https://codepen.io/daz4126/pen/JoYQQdP>).
Two more things: 1. I mentioned the SoCraTes conference to some people as an "all hallway track" unconference. I don't go every year but I've really enjoyed the ones I've been to. Wrote about attending SoCraTes UK here <https://thepugautomatic.com/2015/06/socrates-uk-2015/> – it's no longer in the Cotswolds, but the format is the same. There is a UK one <https://socratesuk.org/> but also ones further afield, including one in Finnish Lapland in winter and one in the Canary Islands. The footer of the UK site links to others. 2. We used to arrange walk-and-talks in the Stockholm Ruby community back in the day. Would be fun to do that here some time – though maybe not until spring/summer… The way we did it, people would meet up somewhere on a weekend for a nature walk lasting a few hours with no set topic or agenda, but we'd typically end up talking a bit about work and a bit about life. And just walk without talking for a bit. It's now how fluidly you can move in and out of groups and conversations. Can bring a picnic or drop by a pub. Has NWRUG tried anything like that before? There are some nice walks around here (Todmorden); I might send out an invite some time. On Friday, 19 September 2025 at 09:53:22 UTC+1 Darren Jones wrote: > It was excellent last night - some really useful info about Hotwire > Native, thanks Ste! Also nice to see our numbers are growing and there was > some really interesting discussions afterwards. > > So I've gone all in monkey patching JavaScript with some Ruby and Rails > methods and I really like it. I think you can mitigate a lot of the issues > with monkey patching and then it just comes down to whether adding more > methods to native objects a good idea or not. Personally I like the fact > that JavaScript is flexible enough to add let me add the methods I like > using in Ruby. It was also a nice exercise in trying to recreate them and I > found out about quite a few methods I didn't realise Ruby had! > https://github.com/daz-codes/rubydoo > > Henrik - love that Elixir library, I was thinking of something similar but > went one further and used 5 |> days |> ago > The pipe operator is definitely a great way to get a nice syntax without > having to monkey patch, it would be great if it ever came to JS > I had a play around with doing it in JavaScript using polyfills for the > new Temporal class and pipe operator: > // Number -> Duration > const days = n => Temporal.Duration.from({ days: n }) > // Duration -> Date > const ago = duration => Temporal.Now.plainDateTimeISO().subtract(duration) > // Duration -> Date > const from_now = duration => Temporal.Now.plainDateTimeISO().add(duration) > // Number -> Date > const daysAgo = n => ago(days(n)) > > // All of these are the same > console.log(daysAgo(2)) > console.log(2 |> daysAgo) > console.log(2 |> days |> ago) > You can see it here: > https://codepen.io/daz4126/pen/JoYQQd > > On the subject of JavaScript ruining the Internet, I thought this thread > had some interesting opinions: > https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45261480 > > Last of all - Tekin pointed me to DHH's latest rant and I think it's his > worst yet, horrible read. > > Thanks to everyone for organising and to Fatsoma for the room and pizza! > > DAZ > > > > > On Friday, September 19, 2025 at 8:27:17 AM UTC+1 Henrik Nyh wrote: > >> Great presentation, and nice meeting everyone! >> >> We discussed monkey patching over pizza – this is the Elixir library I >> mentioned: https://codeberg.org/DevL/good_times (`5 |> seconds_from_now` >> after importing… which is a more targeted affair than in Ruby >> <https://thepugautomatic.com/2015/11/elixir-scoping/>). >> >> And this is my employer's Turbo-based app: https://auctionet.com/en/app Not >> super polished, but easy for a small team to maintain. The mildly >> interesting parts I can think of is that it uses a native image viewer (tap >> the image on a product page), native PDFs viewer (buy something, view the >> invoice 🤑), and modals in the payment flow. >> >> On Thursday, 18 September 2025 at 09:31:41 UTC+1 Tekin Süleyman wrote: >> >>> Hi folks, final reminder for tonight’s NWRUG. Steven Harrison will show >>> us how Turbo Native enables us to build full stack mobile apps using just >>> (almost) Rails. >>> >>> We’ll be at Freinds’ Meeting House >>> <https://meetinghousemanchester.co.uk/> from 6:30pm in room G3, with >>> the talk starting at 7pm. Afterwards we’ll retire somewhere local for pizza >>> and more Ruby chat. >>> >>> All the details are on our website >>> <https://nwrug.org/events/september-2025-turbocharged-native-development>, >>> and please register here <https://buytickets.at/nwrug/1862169> if you >>> plan to join us. >>> >>> Thanks to Fatsoma for sponsoring the event❤️ >>> >>> Tekin >>> >>> On 16 Sep 2025, at 9:02 am, Tekin Süleyman <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> The next NWRUG is just a couple days away! Come join us as Steven >>> Harrison takes us on a tour of building native mobile apps using Turbo >>> Native. >>> >>> >>> Don’t forget to register >>> <https://app.tickettailor.com/events/nwrug/1862169> if you plan to >>> attend. >>> >>> Tekin >>> >>> >>> On 13 Sep 2025, at 17:16, Tekin Süleyman <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> >>> Hi folks, >>> >>> Better late than never, here are the details for next week’s NWRUG: on >>> Thursday (18th) at The Friends’ Meeting House >>> <https://meetinghousemanchester.co.uk/>, Steven Harrison will be taking >>> us on a tour of Turbo Native >>> >>> *I've often seen the requirement of a native application used as a >>> reason to only use Rails as an API. But with Hotwire Native, we can bring >>> the speed and productivity of full-stack Rails to mobile development. 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