GitHub - derrickreimer/sequenced: Generate scoped sequential IDs for ActiveRecord models

Generate scoped sequential IDs for ActiveRecord models - GitHub - derrickreimer/sequenced: Generate scoped sequential IDs for ActiveRecord models

#Gem#Ruby
Added: 26 Aug 2022
Rails adds beginless range support to clusivity

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

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 26 Aug 2022
Effective Queries with Rails and PostgreSQL

Getting data *into* your database is easy, but querying large datasets is challenging—especially without the right indexes. Pavel Tkachenko teaches how to write performant SQL queries with EXPLAIN and ANALYZE.

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 25 Aug 2022
Debugging Ruby on Rails with Visual Studio Code

Rails 7 ships with the new debug gem, here's how to put it to work in VS Code for a delightfully native debugging experience

#Ruby#Ruby on Rails
Added: 25 Aug 2022
How to interrogate unfamiliar code

Readable code is great, but not all code will be immediately readable. That's when you get your interrogation tools.

#Consulting
Added: 25 Aug 2022
Terms and Concepts by Technically - Airtable

Explore the "Terms and Concepts by Technically" view on Airtable.

#Consulting
Added: 23 Aug 2022
addEventListener accepts functions and (!) objects

addEventListener accepts callback functions but also elements that implement the EventListener interface

#Javascript
Added: 23 Aug 2022
React vs. Ruby on Rails Components | Mix & Go

What is a Ruby on Rails Component, and how is it different than a Reac one?

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 19 Aug 2022
Introduction to Pattern Matching in Ruby

This article will introduce you to the basics of pattern matching in Ruby, a powerful new feature added in Ruby 2.7.

#Ruby
Added: 16 Aug 2022
Thinking in Hotwire: Progressive Enhancement

Your mental model for Hotwire should be progressive enhancement: start with the basics and layer on Turbo Frames, Streams, and Stimulus as you build more.

#HOTWire#Ruby on Rails
Added: 16 Aug 2022
Reduce ViewComponents complexity using helpers

Yesterday I figured out how to avoid a pattern that we’ve been doing in a project for some time which is sending the current_user in components through parameters to validate things based on who is watching. Example: # index.html.erb render ProductsComponent.new(current_user: current_user, products: @products) # products_component.rb c...

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 16 Aug 2022
Michelle Barker | Creative CSS Layout | CSS Day 2022

CSS layout has moved along in leaps and bounds in the past few years. Beyond flexbox and Grid, there is aspect-ratio, min, max and clamp functions, custom pr...

#CSS
Added: 14 Aug 2022
So You’re a (Junior) Developer – Here's How to Learn

The web is littered with advice for Junior, Mid, and up-and-coming Developers, and I’ve found a lot of it to be really helpful. The challenges for new develo...

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 14 Aug 2022
RailsConf 2022 - Leveling Up from Planning to Production by Thomas Countz

The biggest difference between a mid-level engineer and a senior engineer is the scale and scope of the work they're responsible for. How do you dive into co...

#Ruby on Rails#Soft Skills
Added: 14 Aug 2022
Bearer | The ultimate guide to securing data for Rails developers

Everything you need to know to secure your Ruby on Rails applications. From database connections to encryption. From a team of seasoned Rails devs.

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 14 Aug 2022
Rails 7.1 returns the Active Storage attachment(s) after saving the attachment

Rails 7 series | Rails 7.1 returns the Active Storage attachment(s) after saving the attachment

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 14 Aug 2022
Rails 7.1 adds callbacks for Action Cable commands at the connection level

Rails 7 series | Rails 7.1 adds callbacks for Action Cable commands at the connection level

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 13 Aug 2022
RailsConf 2022 - Reflecting on Active Record Associations by Daniel Colson

Active Record associations seem magical—add a has_many here, a belongs_to there, and suddenly your models are loaded with behavior. Could it be magic, or is ...

#Ruby#Ruby on Rails
Added: 13 Aug 2022
Implementing Impersonation

The ability to log in as one of your users is one of the highest value features you can develop to support your customers. The ability to log in as one of your...

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 13 Aug 2022
A tech lead’s guide to effective communication

Tips for improving your communication skills as a tech lead

#Consulting#Soft Skills
Added: 11 Aug 2022
Naming Things Is Hard - FastRuby.io | Rails Upgrade Service

In the developers’ world, there is a well known quote by Phil Karlton that goes There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. We usually think about that phrase in the sense that it’s hard to come up with a clear, descriptive, and concise...

#Ruby#Ruby on Rails
Added: 11 Aug 2022
Great engineering cultures are built on social learning communities

For a successful Agile and DevOps practice, organizations need to think beyond tooling. Engineering organizations need a strong community of practice culture that supports the collecting and distributing of knowledge, greater cross-organizational collaboration, and breaks down the silos that can happen in companies of all sizes.

#DevOps
Added: 11 Aug 2022
Infinite Auto Scroll using Turbo only ( No Stimulus / No Javascript )

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

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 11 Aug 2022
A Comprehensive Guide to Rails Internationalization (i18n)

Internationalization means adapting your application to the language and culture of your users—a difficult task! Luckily, Rails provides the I18n API. In this article, Pavel Tkachenko shows us how to start translating.

#Ruby on Rails
Added: 11 Aug 2022
Scaling Sidekiq at Gusto

Over the past year at Gusto, we’ve drastically changed how we approach Sidekiq in our main Rails monolith. This post dives in.

#DevOps#Ruby
Added: 9 Aug 2022
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