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PixelPeeper is a web-based image metadata viewer.

As I’m writing this, we’re in the middle of an AI-induced mass psychosis.

The Kamal setup guides I found online focus on S3 backups using pg_dump.

In October, I decided to try to switch my main development machine to Linux.

The main Rails app I currently work on has just turned eight.

Base64 is one of those things I’ve used countless times, without ever fully understanding what it does.

Recently, I wrote about UUIDv7 and how to use it in Rails.

Using UUIDs for primary keys offers many benefits, but there are some downsides to consider.

Update: March, 2024 The project described in this post no longer exists.

This is what my photos looked like after I moved them to NAS With 50MB RAWs, hard drives fill up in no time.

The app I’m currently working on runs on Docker.

Three years ago, I launched the first version of PixelPeeper and it was brutally minimalistic: I made a little website that takes a JPG image and shows you how it was edited in Lightroom (+ camera settings)https://t.co/EFG3UhMdTS pic.twitter.com/P8EaienbZ2