Jonathan Nguyen

This was super helpful! I’ve been trying to understand how background jobs work with Mission Control in Rails, and this discussion cleared up a lot of confusion. The examples made it easier to follow, especially for someone who isn’t super experienced with background processing. Would love to see more real-life use cases or even tips on debugging jobs.

I used to only know the basic tag for submitting forms, but I had no idea there were so many form-related attributes! 🤯
I especially found formaction and formmethod super useful since they let you control the behavior of each button without needing JavaScript. Like, you can send the form to a different URL depending on which button was clicked – that’s so convenient!

I’d love to see more real-life examples, like using multiple buttons in one form for different actions, such as “Save Draft,” “Submit,” or “Delete.”

Oh, this is cool! I’ve just heard about Dev Containers recently but haven’t had the chance to try them out. What you said makes it sound really convenient, especially for beginners learning Rails or teams working across different operating systems. The fact that there’s a devcontainer CLI and you’re not stuck with just VS Code is a big plus — I use Vim, so that’s a lifesaver

I’ll probably give it a try soon. Thanks for sharing!

I previously posted about where to download games on Modhello io and noticed that RSS can also provide feeds for platforms like Play Pocket in a similar way.

Puma’s use of a multithreaded architecture enables better memory utilization and supports greater concurrency, making it more efficient under high load.