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What does a complete cycle of planning and delivering on OKRs look like. Here's an example.

Working remotely may not seem like the sort of environment where burnout thrives, but it is. Learn about ways to avoid common pitfalls and lead a more balanced work life.

Learn 3 best ways to write easy to read, easy to debug and easy to modify SQL query

If your company has distinct product and growth teams, I’m willing to bet you’ve seen or felt something about their relationship that doesn’t quite sit right with you. What you’re sensing is dysfunction. It might not be catastrophic levels of dysfunction, but make no mistake, it's impacting your product growth and probably taking casualties along the way, with people on the teams feeling frustrated and adversarial.

Rails 7 series | Rails 7.1 adds ActiveRecord::Base::normalizes.

tweaking the parent resource parameter key

Ruby on Rails and ReactJS consulting company. We also build mobile applications using React Native

A complete and concise overview to help you create custom Rails Generators and avoid the speed bumps that might otherwise slow you down.

Ever need a simple way to retry a block of code in ruby? Maybe you need a maximum number of retries? Exponential backoff? Different handling for different exceptions?

Hey, this week, I am bringing you Active Record tricks to find records with missing associations or with associated records only, and to negate your conditions.

Several years ago, I made a plea to save scoped CSS. One of the top features on my CSS wishlist was on the chopping block, and despite a pretty big push from th

Imagine that you need to put the number of likes for each post in a list, but avoiding n+1 queries. posts.each do |post| post.likes.count # n+1 queries end One way to avoid n+1 queries here, is to preload the association and the count the records...

Your domain expertise is essential to your job, but it just might be one of the things getting in the way of you being a truly great engineering leader.

​​Great managers can create stability for their teams, even when things within the larger organization feel up in the air.

At Discourse, we have been eager to adopt YJIT ever since Shopify’s Ruby & Rails Infrastructure team declared it production-ready. After witnessing promising local benchmarks, we began running our production Rails applications with Ruby 3.2’s YJIT enabled on selected clusters in early May 2023. We then spent some

Coding email like it's 2023

Ruby On Rails provides numerous ways to cache data, particularly built-in page, action, and fragment caching, but these are unlikely to be applicable when dealing with API endpoints such as GraphQL. Here, we'll concentrate on low-level caching, which gives you more power and control over your caching strategy.

There I was, basking in the afterglow of successfully completing yet another project as a developer,...

Animating or transitioning to and from height auto is, well, not really possible (though it is being worked on!), but luckily, there is actually a solution u...

Yes, there is now a way to transition an element to height auto with CSS alone.

A helpful list of resources for people who are just getting started out with Rails.

Handling data is a big part of every application, and doing it in the wrong way can be costly. In this article, I’ll give you some tips…

This week, we discussed splitting arrays, handling deprecation warnings, and querying missing records.

The ultimate list of 70+ web-based CSS tools that every frontend developer should have bookmarked!

Validation of files that are uploaded can provide a better user experience as it sets the expectations of what kinds of files, their sizes and if they're even required. In this episode, we'll look at creating different types of validators for Active Storage.