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@inemation

Ivan Nemytchenko

@inemation
I help SaaS startups build anti-fragile systems with a lean development process using the Painless Rails approach | CTO at setyl.com
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  • @inemation
    Ivan Nemytchenko
    @inemation
    Nov 13, 2025
    AI-coding for me in 2025: - 13 Cursor windows - 8 Claude Code sessions across random Terminal windows - Ports 8001-8005 all mysteriously occupied - Moved project to a new folder → lost Cursor/Claude history
    Yes, every f*cking day!
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    Yeah, sometimes.
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    No, I’m organized (how?)
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    I don’t use AI-coding
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    5 votesFinal results
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  • @inemation
    Ivan Nemytchenko
    @inemation
    Feb 13, 2025
    You: carefully planning the migration from (database-based) Delayed Job to Sidekiq. Rails devs around: Sidekiq? That’s so 2020… We're moving to (database-based) Solid Queue now.
    From the rails community on Reddit: Solid Queue Dashboard – Ready for Your App
    From reddit.com
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  • @inemation
    Ivan Nemytchenko
    @inemation
    Nov 20, 2024
    Development on Rails is 2 times faster than with Next.js? I have never tried Next.js, but I am curious about all the fuzz around it. So I decided to ask ChatGPT to compare amount of work needed to develop primitive Twitter clone using both. Here’s what I’ve got:
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  • @inemation
    Ivan Nemytchenko
    @inemation
    Nov 11, 2024
    The only idea of Service Objects is their shape. And because of the similarity of the shape, developers consider them a meaningful type of building block in their apps, which they are not.
    @JasonSwett
    Jason Swett
    @JasonSwett
    Nov 11, 2024
    Service objects aren't a solution, they're a style. Putting something in a service object doesn't on its own necessarily fix anything.
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  • @inemation
    Ivan Nemytchenko
    @inemation
    Oct 10, 2024
    Here’s mindmap of @eileencodes talk about Modularised Monolith at #RailsWorld 24. I wasn’t lucky (or I was?!) to work on a codebase similar in size to @ShopifyEng, but many things sound familiar. Many teams start facing such issues with Rails when they reach 50-100 models.
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