julianrubisch

It is co-created, yes. I test everything I publish, even the publishing skills

If you doubt it that’s your right of course. These days you should doubt everything.

I needed a personal CRM for my consulting work — just contacts, deals, and follow-ups. Built it with Rails 8 and Avo, backed entirely by SQLite (Solid Cache, Solid Queue, Solid Cable).

The interesting part is where it runs. Rails 8's Solid stack makes the whole app a single process with one database file, which means it fits on a Synology NAS. Docker container, Tailscale for access, HyperBackup and Btrfs snapshots for backups.

The post covers the non-obvious parts: Synology's SSH PATH problem with non-interactive sessions, Docker UID/permission gotchas, how Thruster's port mapping works in a non-root container, and running a local Docker registry so images stay on your network.

They will

I’m really excited for Ractors in this content and how/if they could improve the Ruby side

It‘s called „money“