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Better Know A Ruby Thing 3: Positional Arguments – Noel Rappin Writes Here

Better Know A Ruby Thing 3: Positional Arguments – Noel Rappin Writes Here Ruby has three ways to pass information from a method call to a method definition: positional arguments, keyword arguments, and block arguments. Each of these ways has:A syntax to declare an argument of that type in a method definitionA syntax to ...

Home · gangelo/dsu Wiki

Home · gangelo/dsu Wiki dsu is little gem that helps manage your Agile DSU (Daily Stand Up) participation. How? by providing a simple command line interface (CLI) which allows you to create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) noteworthy activities that you performed during ...

Understanding How Rails Environments Work

Understanding How Rails Environments Work Rails applications typically run in one of three environments: development, test, and production. In addition, you can create your own custom environment, such as qa or staging.Each of these environments has its own configuration settings, which a...

Rails GitHub Insights: Navigating the Active Pulse of Ruby on Rails

Rails GitHub Insights: Navigating the Active Pulse of Ruby on Rails Ruby on Rails, the powerful and elegant web development framework, continues to evolve and thrive thanks to the passionate community that surrounds it. One of the key hubs for this development is the official Ruby on Rails GitHub repository, where...

Should you use Hotwire or a Frontend framework on your next Rails project?

Should you use Hotwire or a Frontend framework on your next Rails project? You have already gone over the usual list of factors that you consider for every new project no matter what tech stack it is on: the expertise of your team members, technologies used on existing projects at your company, available libraries or rea...

Initial Ruby on Rails app commits

Initial Ruby on Rails app commits Configure Rails app using automated quality checks, security audits, and best practices for maintainability and consistency in solo or side projects.

Don’t assert return types | Jared Norman

Don’t assert return types | Jared Norman When done well, tests can serve as documentation describing how consumers of the object should interact with it. It’s not the primary goal of testing, but it’s worth considering when writing tests. What does a type assertion on the return value of...

Rust, Ruby, and the Art of Implicit Returns - Earthly Blog

Rust, Ruby, and the Art of Implicit Returns - Earthly Blog If you are familiar with C-style programming languages, and ever touch Rust, Ruby, Kotlin, Scala, or even Julia there are some syntax and concepts that could initially appear confusing, unfamiliar, or unnecessary. I’m talking about implicit return...

Why You Need Strong Parameters in Rails

Why You Need Strong Parameters in Rails This post explains the Mass Assignment vulnerability and how you can use the strong parameters API in Rails to address itIn 2012, GitHub was compromised by Mass Assignment. A GitHub user used mass assignment that gave him administrator privileges ...

Add Brakeman by default to new apps

Add Brakeman by default to new apps Brakeman is a great way to prevent common security vulnerabilities in Rails from going into production. We should be encouraging that for new applications. Especially for newcomers to the framework who might otherwise make rookie mistakes. So let'...

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