I believe the main selling point is portability and flexibility. Anything written in a language that can be compiled to wasm can now be turned into a web service.
What means "strong typing" is very well defined. But most understandings I found do not allow implicit null returns to be "strong" typing. Also: the "strong" thing is at odds with the "dynamic" thing, you cannot have both.
I haven't been part of the Ruby community in a few years - Market demand forced me out of full time Ruby/Rails and into React/JS/TS land. Is Pry still a thing? I remember being able to drop into IRB via Pry within a running Rails process was extremely powerful and (IMHO) way better than any debugger I have ever used.
Yes, the Rails console runs pry. It is indeed very powerful. My only gripe with it is that when you modify your code, you have to run ‘reload!’ and wait for the entire shebang to rebuild itself. This is opposed to Lisp REPLs where you can send individual expressions into the image with a simple key chord. But again, most of the value is there.
>Market demand forced me out of full time Ruby/Rails and into React/JS/TS land
I refused to go all into the React/JS/TS and since I had some leverage to choose the tech I chose Elm for the front-end in my new job where I inherited a Java code base (that's now mostly Kotlin).
Also the fact that biofilms had developed is evidence to further support that. If you wipe a surface that’s covered in a biofilm it’s going to be very visible that it’s filthy. This is just pure negligence.
See page 19. I don’t know whether 10 minutes of exposure to 100ppm sanitizer will kill a biofilm adequately. Even “ppm” is vague. 100ppm of (active) hypochlorous acid is quite high and ought (IMO) to sterilize things effectively. But the recommended sanitizer is Stera Sheen Green Label, which, like most powdered sanitizers, is based on dichlor. 100ppm free chlorine worth of dichlor also adds about 90ppm of cyanuric acid, and cyanuric acid buffers hypochlorous acid, such that 100ppm FC + 90ppm CYA is a much worse disinfectant than 100ppm FC by itself.
Also, what disinfects the tubes between the filter and the reservoir?
(Why isn’t chlorine dioxide used for this purpose more often? It’s supposedly much better than chlorine for killing biofilms. Possibly less damaging to plastics as well.)
I worked in restaurants all through college, you absolutely must clean the ice machines frequently. Sounds like they assumed they were self cleaning or just were not cleaning them often or thoroughly enough.
Sounds like Fun was had! I’m guessing you were going for a proper waterfall? In the future you could try a Dwarven Mist Generator. I like to put them above high traffic areas so everyone has to pass through it constantly.
