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The One Person Framework

The One Person Framework Seven is the version of Rails I've been longing for. The one where all the cards are on the table. No more tricks up our sleeves. The culmination of years of progress on five different fronts at once.The backend gets some really nice upgrades, esp...

Five things you did not know about Rails transactions

Five things you did not know about Rails transactions Transactions in Rails are an integral part of the framework, even if you don’t use them explicitly. Sometimes the way they work may be surprising, especially if you are not experienced in this topic.This article is a set of interesting and less-kn...

Ruby 3.1 changes - Ruby Changes

Ruby 3.1 changes - Ruby Changes Released at: Dec 25, 2021 (NEWS.md file)Status (as of Jan 05, 2022): 3.1.0 is current stableThis document first published: Jan 5, 2022Last change to this document: Jan 05, 2022Note: As already explained in Introduction, this site is dedicated to c...

Rails Authentication From Scratch

Rails Authentication From Scratch If you're like me then you probably take Devise for granted because you're too intimidated to roll your own authentication system. As powerful as Devise is, it's not perfect. There are plenty of cases where I've reached for it only to end up const...

New Rails 7 features, Before and After

New Rails 7 features, Before and After New Rails 7 features, Before and After. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.Add ComparisonValidatorPostgreSQL generated columnsPostgreSQL custom enum typesAdd tracking of belongs_to associationassociation_previously_changed? met...

This Year in Rails! A summary of 2021 in the Rails world

This Year in Rails! A summary of 2021 in the Rails world Hi there, this is Greg, bringing you a summary of what happened in the Rails world in 2021.There were so many changes, it is difficult to decide which one to mention, but I tried my best to find a few notable changes.

Benchmarking Ruby 2.5 to 3.1

Benchmarking Ruby 2.5 to 3.1 This is another Ruby comparison benchmark, in the tradition of 2016, 2017 and 2020. This christmas Ruby 3.1.0 was released, featuring the brand-new YJIT just in time compiler. Pre-liminary benchmarks showed noticeable performance benefits for Hexa...

Rails 7: Switch Webpacker with esbuild While Using Tailwind and Docker — Nick Janetakis

Rails 7: Switch Webpacker with esbuild While Using Tailwind and Docker — Nick Janetakis This set up gives you a flexible JavaScript and CSS environment that's lightning fast. I decided to use Node too but that's ok!If you prefer video I recorded a video going over all of these points as well as going over the code in a before / after...

How to Install Rails 7.0 on Windows (without WSL) | nethad.io

How to Install Rails 7.0 on Windows (without WSL) | nethad.io This guide is aimed at programming beginners who want to work with Ruby and Rails. If you’re a power user, skip to the end for the TL.

AnyCable: build lightning fast, reliable real-time applications with Ruby and Rails

AnyCable: build lightning fast, reliable real-time applications with Ruby and Rails Add real-time features to your Ruby on Rails application without ever having to switch to another platform or language.Let us introduce AnyCasts—a screencast series on real-time web applications development. Rails and AnyCable, Hotwire and Stimulu...

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