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Flappy Bird clone in Ruby. If you had your mobile phone in the
If you had your mobile phone in the early 2010s you certainly remember Flappy Bird. A tiny, super addictive game designed by a bright Vietnamese student Nguyễn Hà Đông in just one night which rapidly became a widespread phenomenon and a vivid symb...
Account-based subdomains in Rails - Honeybadger Developer Blog
Account-based subdomains are a powerful feature that can give your app extra security by isolating user data while giving your users the ability to customize their experience. In this article, you'll learn what account-based subdomains are, why th...
Kamal: hot deployment tool to watch—or a total game changer?
The world of deployment and container management tools was slightly discombobulated last year due to the appearance of a bright new contender: Kamal (formerly known as MRSK). So, has it already changed the game and made Docker container deployment...
Technical tests are definitely important in the hiring process!! I dont think so!
Many times, individuals remain in a company for extended periods due to fear of change or lack of confidence in securing better positions elsewhere. After several years, they find themselves in a position to assess others' knowledge, regardless of...
14 tools and gems every Ruby developer would love: My favorite for Ruby feedback loops, performance and debugging, and data management
Ruby is my favorite programming language, thanks to the expressiveness, the focus on developer happiness and one of the best language communities out there. As a Ruby developer, I can get into a flow at will.Another big part of Ruby’s shine: the r...
Rails 8 adds allow_browser to set minimum browser version | Saeloun Blog
Browser compatibility is critical for ensuring that a website displays and performs properly across several web browsers. Every browser renders code differently, thus compatibility testing is critical for reaching a larger audience. It involves ev...
Password Reset Vulnerabilities, Hacker One and Humility - RubyGems Blog
Have you ever thrown actual spaghetti at a wall? It’s funny, sticky and barely induces any panic. HackerOne reports, on the other hand, have the opposite effect. Unlike wet spaghetti, the clean-up job is far more work for our security team.Running...
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