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Keeping up with the fast-paced environment of the world wide web is an increasingly challenging feat. Your workflow, your tools, and your knowledge of programming all play a significant role in where you stand as a web developer. How does one keep up? What steps must be taken to achieve results without sacrificing performance and code quality? Much is discussed here.
As a designer who stumbled into Ruby on Rails, I always look for more opportunities to simplify, bringing better design to the framework. I’m working on a new project ca...
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Ruby on Rails, commonly referred to as Rails, is a popular and powerful web application framework written in Ruby programming language. Its simplicity, efficiency, and e...
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In Ruby on Rails, sending emails is a common task for applications. However, during development, it's essential to avoid accidentally sending real emails to users. Thi...
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If you've used Rails for a length of time you've likely gotten an error of this type: "Address already in use - bind(2) (Errno::EADDRINUSE)"
Running multiple instance...
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Welcome to another edition of my Hotwire and Rails series, where I take you through a journey of creating old con...
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In this Rails quick tip, I'll discuss a built-in command you can use to supercharge the tedious database configuration process with Ruby on Rails.
First, you'll need ...
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In Ruby on Rails, a common issue developers face is n+1 queries, which occur when an application sends multiple queries to the database instead of combining them into a ...
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Welcome to a brand new "Let's Build" tutorial series where I use Rails in the combination of hotwired.dev to create components with little to no ...
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The annotate Ruby gem boosts developer quality of life and is one I use in every new Rails project.
The idea of the gem i...
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Many moons ago, RSS was all the hype. With fewer publication engines like Medium, Substack, and other newsletter-style engines, most people would create their websites t...
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I find YAML to be a godsend when rendering static data that doesn't necessarily need to be a part of a database using Ruby on Rails.
In the Ruby ecosystem, YAML i...
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