Andy Callaghan

I've lost my mind this week to an intermittent email bug with iCloud relay emails.

If you're using UUIDs as primary keys in your Rails application, you might have encountered issues with Active Storage attachments.

I recently ported the Jammed marketing pages to Astro, and wanted to use a custom CDN hostname for the images in Sanity.io.

I recently moved my Jammed Rails app to Hatchbox, and wanted to secure the server with Cloudflare.

I recently ported the Jammed Rails app to Cloudflare, and noticed that the ActiveStorage assets were not being cached properly.

A recent HN discussion got me thinking - why don't I try and run my own email infrastructure?

We use the gem rspec-sitemap-matchers to validate and parse some sitemap files, but it can't validate against the sitemap standard XSD, so here's the code snippet. .

I've written a Git Workshop site That is all. peace

At work I've been recently exposed to a large and complicated React application written in ES6.

We often get to a point where we have billions of local git repositories that have been merged already, or abandoned - it's often difficult to see the wood from the trees.