Nithin Bekal

Although Devise is a fantastic authentication library, I’ve been reaching for Rails’s built in authentication generator since it was introduced in Rails 8.

I’ve been working through the fantastic Crafting Interpreters book, and implementing the Lox interpreter in Ruby.

For the past few weeks, I’ve been playing around with Antigravity, Google’s new AI powered code editor.

35 books, 17,000 pages.

Ruby 4.0 will be released next week on Christmas day.

I’ve been using the Airpods Pro 2 with an Android phone for the past few months.

I recently started using Obsidian and have been enjoying the Bases feature, which lets you create database-like views using structured notes.

I switched to Obsidian for note taking this week, after over 3 years of using Logseq.

When a method performs a slow operation, memoizing the result using instance variables is a useful optimization.

In my previous post, I wrote about exporting the postgres database for devlibrary from fly.io to a local file.