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28 September 2023
An Introduction to LiteStack for Ruby on Rails
In this post, we'll introduce the basics of LiteStack and set up an example Rails application.
28 September 2023
An Introduction to Sidekiq for Ruby on Rails
In this post, we'll focus on effectively utilizing Sidekiq to manage and process background jobs.
28 September 2023
The Complete Guide to Working with Cookies in Rails
Sinatra is a Ruby web framework that lets you build apps with less code. It has an expressive syntax and is less complex than other frameworks like Rails. In this article, we’ll use Sinatra to make a URL shortening app and learn how to use this powerful tool.
28 September 2023
How to handle multi-line strings in Ruby?
In Ruby, handling multi-line strings is a breeze, and in this guide, we’ll explore various techniques to work with them effectively.
28 September 2023
Machine Learning Using Decision Trees in Ruby
In this blog post the author demonstrates how to build an effective decision tree model, and train this model on some sample data.
14 September 2023
Exploring Ruby Warnings
In this article we will explore how to use them, how to analyze them, and some examples of interesting warnings that can be really helpful during upgrades.
14 September 2023
The Complete Guide to Working with Cookies in Rails
This post covers almost everything you need to know about HTTP cookies in the context of Rails.
13 September 2023
ActionPolicy, GraphQL and Rails
This article will focus on implementing ActionPolicy in a simple Rails app using GraphQL.
13 September 2023
Ruby goes to the movie theater: directing the refactoring of your application
This post introduces a method I use to refactor big applications.
13 September 2023
How to Improve Rails Caching with Brotli Compression
In this blog post, the author will describe optimizing the Rails caching mechanism using the Brotli compression algorithm instead of the default Gzip.
13 September 2023
Using Cursor IDE for some small changes in a Rails app
Applying Cursor IDE to produce PRs in a Rails application
11 September 2023
Rails 7.1 makes it possible to execute tests for a given range of lines in a file
In Rails 7.1, developers can now run tests for a specific section of code by passing a line range (a-b) to the rails test command.
29 August 2023
Implementing Nearest-Neighbour Recommendations in Ruby
In this blog post we discuss how to build an effective recommendation system from first principles in ruby.
29 August 2023
Open Ranges are Now Supported By the Object#in? Method in Rails
We can use Object#in? method to check open date ranges i.e. beginless and endless ranges.
29 August 2023
Verifying Paddle Billing webhooks with Rails
Paddle recently made a major overhaul of its offering and API. If you need to validate the new Paddle Billing webhooks in Rails, here’s how to do it.
28 August 2023
A step-by-step guide to building a Ruby gem from scratch
From concept to execution, join me on a step-by-step journey through the process of crafting your own functional Ruby gem.
25 August 2023
Beyond the Myths: a Deep Dive into Ruby on Rails Performance
This article aims to shed light on Rails’ performance capabilities, dispel myths, and provide a comprehensive guide to harnessing the best of Rails in terms of speed and scalability.
25 August 2023
Secure Your Ruby App with JSON Web Tokens
In this post, we'll discuss a subset of web security that involves authentication using JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) and the Ruby on Rails web application framework.
23 August 2023
12 Ruby Gems to make your Ruby coding smoother
In this blog post, the author has selected 12 gems in several important categories that you should try. All of them have been released within the last two years or three, are regularly updated, and have already gained the trust of Ruby on Rails developers.
22 August 2023
ActiveRecord Internals: You are not ready for this
This article will demystify Rails by looking deeper into the Rails active record association internals.
22 August 2023
Overriding Rails engines models and controllers
If you’ve ever worked with a Rails engine, you might have come to a moment you needed to quickly override something. But do you know how to override the engine application files from within your Rails application?
21 August 2023
Parallel Testing in Rails 7: Benefits and Pitfalls
Parallel testing has emerged as a popular strategy for speeding up test suites, and with Rails 7, it’s more efficient and effective than ever.
21 August 2023
Ruby's Hash is a Swiss-Army Knife
A Hash is a built-in data structure in Ruby that maps values to keys and has a constant-time O(1) lookup. This article shows the capabilities of this simple, but equally powerful tool.
18 August 2023
Abbrev: a Hidden Ruby Gem
The Abbrev module in the Ruby standard library helps you find out all the possible and unique abbreviations for one or more strings. In this post, we'll learn how it works along with a practical example. We'll also take a peek behind the scenes to see how it's implemented.
