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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...

How Rails Concerns Work and How to Use Them

How Rails Concerns Work and How to Use Them Many Rails applications, including the framework itself, make heavy use of concerns. However, if you are just getting into Rails, concerns can be confusing to understand. Why do we need them, how do they work, and when do we use (or not use) them?...

From Node to Ruby on Rails | D U N K

From Node to Ruby on Rails | D U N K Building the web app in Rails took me 2 days – the same thing in Node would have taken 2 weeks. I’ve also included things I wouldn’t have attempted to build on Node/Express until I proved the idea out (editing a profile? Psht please - I’ll wait ti...

Scale your Ruby applications with Active Record support for Cloud Spanner

Scale your Ruby applications with Active Record support for Cloud Spanner We're very excited to announce the general availability of the Ruby Active Record Adapter for Google Cloud Spanner. Ruby Active Record is a powerful Object-Relational Mapping(ORM) library bundled with Ruby on Rails. Active Record provides an abstr...

Ruby on Rails — Rails 7.0: Fulfilling a vision

Ruby on Rails — Rails 7.0: Fulfilling a vision This version of Rails has been years in the conceptual making. It’s the fulfillment of a vision to present a truly full-stack approach to web development that tackles both the front- and back-end challenges with equal vigor. An omakase menu that i...

The Fastest Way To Load Data Into Postgres With Ruby on Rails

The Fastest Way To Load Data Into Postgres With Ruby on Rails Data migration is a delicate and sometimes complicated and time-consuming process. Whether you are loading data from a legacy application to a new application or you just want to move data from one database to another, you’ll most likely need to c...

Your Go-To Rails Command Line Cheat Sheet!

Your Go-To Rails Command Line Cheat Sheet! I've been learning Rails and working in backend development environments for the last few weeks through my coursework at Flatiron school, and I've found there are some commands used more frequently than others when building out Rails applications....

Rails 7.0 RC1: New JavaScript Answers, At-Work Encryption, Query Origin Logging, Zeitwerk Exclusively

Rails 7.0 RC1: New JavaScript Answers, At-Work Encryption, Query Origin Logging, Zeitwerk Exclusively We’re almost ready to declare Rails 7 done! The feedback since the first alpha release has been wonderful, we’ve eliminated a slew of issues, and we’ve seen Basecamp, HEY, GitHub, and Shopify all run in production on this alpha series. So we now f...

Making a Single Page Search with Turbo | Tony Rowan

Making a Single Page Search with Turbo | Tony Rowan Turbo (part of Hotwire) is a supercharged version of Turbolinks. If you’re used to immediately turning off Turbolinks in any new project, you might be surprised to learn that you don’t need React or Vue to build a rich and interactive web app.

The time is right for Hotwire

The time is right for Hotwire It's not exactly been a big secret that I've harbored a fair skepticism towards single-page applications over the years. Not because of some innate animosity with JavaScript, at least not the modern variety, which we first tasted in the form of Co...

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