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Apparently MacOS doesn’t free up disk space right away and overall it’s more complicated process. Reference. This causes error in AppStore when trying to upgrade bigger in size apps like XCode.

If you go to Disk Utility you should see Available space and amount of purgeable space just near it.

I’m gonna skip introduction about what is publish-subcribe patter, what wisper is or how to use it and get straight to the real-life example.

Recently I have upgraded my good old Synology DS411slim to newer, bigger model - DS918+. I kinda started to run out of free space (1TB 2.5" x4) and decided to invest some money into a new box and new drives.

There is an official guide how you can migrate with disk swipe, but as I wanted to move my data to new drives I just decided I would try to rsync everything. And BTW there is a screen command if you would like to run in the background that can be found on synocommunity.

StimulusJS, born at Basecamp, was officially released around a year ago - and I kind of ignored it’s existence as I simply didn’t need it anywhere (I worked on React-based project for a while). But right now I’m working with an app that relies heavily on backend-rendering and Rails itself - in such scenario dropping the whole ecosystem of any javascript framework with client-side rendering makes no sense business-wise. But gluing random js snippets can get you far until some point.

I think the biggest advantage of stimulus is that it gives you some sane structure. It integrates nicely with webpack/er and introduces idea of controllers. So let’s take a practical example of what we can do with it.

So it’s been a while since I finished prototyping my very first app in Crystal. I decided to dust it off a little bit around a week ago.

It’s not available under moviestowatch.app domain, but aside that I got yet another idea based on the original concept.

How can you sleep when people are building serverless applications in the cloud with blockchain while sitting in a self-driving car powered by AI and machine learning?

Don’t get me wrong - behind some of those words are hidden really interesting things and problems, but as an average Joe that is doing mostly web-related stuff how do you deal with such noise?

I think the answer to this is the same principle you might apply to different problems - keep it simple.