Porting a Ruby Gem to the browser with ruby.wasm
When I built a small Ruby command-line tool - Tints ‘N Shades - I wondered: What does it take to run this library in the browser? Can it be done? Should it b...
Building neat web applications with Ruby on Rails. I'm most familiar with backend operations and infrastructure. No, that does not mean I'm scared of Javascript and CSS. Currently based in Vienna.
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I currently work as a independent Ruby on Rails developer. In addition to various engagements I regularly contribute to open source. Learn more about what I've been up to on LinkedIn and GitHub.
As a staff engineer at Meister I was responsible for MeisterTask, a task management tool serving millions of users.
#ruby-on-rails #kubernetes #graphQL #sidekiq
MagicBell is a modern notification service. In 2021, I was brought on as a contractor to build out their GraphQL API.
#ruby-on-rails #graphql #typescript #react
I took over maintenance of the Sakya Research Center, which is an old-school Rails application for Tibetan historical and literary research.
#ruby-on-rails #rest #ftp
I semi-regularly write about technology that I work with and things that I've learned. Every now and then I might sprinkle in an opinion peace. I have also written professionally for the AppSignal blog. Below are some recent posts and you can read more articles here.
When I built a small Ruby command-line tool - Tints ‘N Shades - I wondered: What does it take to run this library in the browser? Can it be done? Should it b...
I know. What an unholy union. Why would anyone do this? Why would anyone want that?
Kamal is a wonderfully simple way to deploy your applications anywhere. It will also be included by default in Rails 8. Kamal is trivial, but I don’t recomme...
With over a dozen years of experience in software engineering, I have seen some stuff. I have worked with C#, Java and Javascript but am most happy working with Ruby (on Rails).
I'm curious about the intersection of software and wetware - things like software development processes, developer experience and software testing. I have a soft spot for silly software and most enjoy building software products.
I spend my spare time with my family in Vienna, reading, or hiking and climbing somewhere in the Austrian alps.
I'm open for new opportunities. Feel free to contact me through any of these channels.