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Get Better at Ruby with Sorting Algorithms - Bubble Sort

Get Better at Ruby with Sorting Algorithms - Bubble Sort Sorting algorithms are a great way for us to become better developers. They help us with logic and gives us a better understanding on how it all works behind the scenes, as we discussed on our last post.Continuing with the series, in this post we.

Code scanning and Ruby: turning source code into a queryable database | The GitHub Blog

Code scanning and Ruby: turning source code into a queryable database | The GitHub Blog We recently added beta support for Ruby to the CodeQL engine that powers GitHub code scanning, as part of our efforts to make it easier for developers to build and ship secure code. Ruby support is particularly exciting for us, since GitHub itself...

Free Book - Ruby Is For Fun by Roman Pushkin

Free Book - Ruby Is For Fun by Roman Pushkin I wrote this book for my son. He is only 8, and hopefully he'll enjoy it soon.It was for sale, but now it's free and under CC license. I decided to share the knowledge, and make the book even better with your help (see how to contribute below).I t...

Hotwire: Asynchronously loaded tooltips

Hotwire: Asynchronously loaded tooltips Learn how to effectively render tooltips in Rails without writing any JavaScript.Let’s build a common yet often overlooked feature: Tooltips. The goal here is to load and display a tooltip rendering a user’s avatar and name when hovering over a li...

Upgrade Rails From 6.1 to 7.0 - FastRuby.io | Rails Upgrade Service

Upgrade Rails From 6.1 to 7.0 - FastRuby.io | Rails Upgrade Service Learn the details of how to upgrade Ruby on Rails from 6.1 to 7.0, including the deprecations and required configurations.This article will cover the most important aspects that you need to know to get your Ruby on Rails application from version 6...

How I got Ruby snippets to run browser side in less than a day

How I got Ruby snippets to run browser side in less than a day I had some time yesterday to work on Runno and decided to see if I could add another language. I'd heard on twitter that Ruby was looking into adding official WASM support, so I had a look into what that was. Turns out the proposal to merge WASI b...

Fixing the Dependency Confusion Vulnerability in 600 Ruby Apps (2022)

Fixing the Dependency Confusion Vulnerability in 600 Ruby Apps (2022) Shopify has grown significantly over the years, and our success makes us an attractive target for malicious actors. We take the safety of our merchants seriously, so we have a good reason to continuously improve the security at Shopify. I’ll share...

Migrating to jsbundling-rails | Kyle Keesling

Migrating to jsbundling-rails | Kyle Keesling Now that Webpacker is riding off into the sunset, many of us find ourselves switching over to using one of the solutions offered by jsbuilding-rails.With the move comes a much simplier javascript story, which is a welcome change for many of us, bu...

The silliness of frontend frameworks | Karthikeyan A K’s blog

The silliness of frontend frameworks | Karthikeyan A K’s blog I am been developing websites for 15 years, and most of my experience has been good. Before that I have been an embedded systems programmer, to code a microcontroller and not knowing what its really intended for was a wreak on my soul. I am a guy ...

Build your own concurrency control in Sidekiq

Build your own concurrency control in Sidekiq Pushing a lot of jobs into Redis queue(s) for Sidekiq to process is very common in Ruby on Rails applications. Still, there are situations when you want to guarantee that specific jobs don't execute simultaneously, or you want to ensure that they ...

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