I'm extremely excited to introduce my new side project called lancer.to. lancer.to or "Lancer" for short is a freelance-only job board.

W...

Front-end JavaScript validation is a godsend when you don't want to perform countless validations on the back-end portion of a given web application or website. This g...

In part 9 of my Let's build for Ruby and Rails developers series I break ground on our new job form and leverage Vue.js to do so.

A big goal of the Vue.js component...

This article is a look at some behind the scenes work I've decided to hit pause on for a SaaS app called Compose. It's a team communication tool that's focused on creati...

In part 8 of my Let's build for Ruby and Rails developers series I continue designing the individual job detail view using Tailwind CSS and Ruby on Rails.

Much of th...

In part 7 of my Let's build for Ruby and Rails developers series I begin styling parts of the app relative to specific job listings.

If you're reading this, thanks fo...

An Initial pass at the job form UI

Welcome to part 6 of my Let's build for Ruby and Rails developers series. This part will focus on getting started with the us...

I'm often asked about my VS Code setup so today I'm sharing a quick walk-through of my VS code setup for 2020.

A lot of developers depend on their code editor like a...

Setting up constants and seeded data

Welcome to part 5 of my Let's build for Ruby and Rails developers series. This part will focus on getting our app set up for ...

Creating the core data models

Welcome to part 4 of my Let's build for Ruby and Rails developers series. This part will focus on generating our core model layer in...

Configuration and Initial App Setup

Welcome back to part 3 of my series titled "Let's build for Ruby on Rails developers" where I'll begin creating a new Ruby on ...

Data modeling and gem overview

Welcome back to the second part of my series I'm calling "Let's build for Ruby and Rails developers".

This series is a complete ...