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Why does Rails 6 include both Webpacker and Sprockets?

Why does Rails 6 include both Webpacker and Sprockets? Since you're reading this post, chances are you've heard Rails 6 installs both Webpacker and Sprockets and you're wondering WTF is going on. By the way, it's a whole May of WTFs for Rails.Wait, don't Sprockets and Webpacker basically do the same t...

7 Patterns to Refactor Fat ActiveRecord Models

7 Patterns to Refactor Fat ActiveRecord Models Early on, SRP is easier to apply. ActiveRecord classes handle persistence, associations and not much else. But bit-by-bit, they grow. Objects that are inherently responsible for persistence become the de facto owner of all business logic as well. ...

The Secret to Rails OO Design - Literate Programming

The Secret to Rails OO Design - Literate Programming I often tell people that I learned Ruby via Rails. This is pretty much the worst way to do it, but I'd learned so many programming languages by then that it didn't hinder me too much. The one thing that it did do, however, was give me a slightly t...

5 Ways to Splat in Ruby

5 Ways to Splat in Ruby In honor of it being 5/5 today (aka Cinco de Mayo), I thought we'd continue the pattern and take a quick look at 5 different ways to use Ruby's infamous splat (*) operator.Let's hop right into it!.

Why Rubyists Should Consider Learning Go

Why Rubyists Should Consider Learning Go These days fewer and fewer web developers get to specialize in a single language like Ruby. We use different tools for different jobs. In this article, Ayooluwa Isaiah argues that Go is the perfect complement to Ruby. The developer who knows both ...

Ruby adds experimental support for end-less method definition

Ruby adds experimental support for end-less method definition Ruby has added a new method definition syntax as an experimental feature.As to why:Ruby syntax is full of “end”s. I’m paranoid that the ends end Ruby. I hope Ruby is endless. So, I’d like to propose a new method definition syntax.- mame (Yusuke En...

Bridgetown: a modern Ruby website framework

Bridgetown: a modern Ruby website framework A Webpack-aware, Ruby-powered static site generator for the modern Jamstack era.Built upon proven open source technology, Bridgetown is a fast, scalable, modular, and thoroughly forward-looking framework for building websites and frontend applicat...

Logic-less Ruby templates with Mustache

Logic-less Ruby templates with Mustache These days I'm working on a new feature for the product of the company I work for.In this regard I'm developing our own templating language. To do this I'm using the mustache framework.Inspired by ctemplate and et, Mustache is a framework-agnostic...

Catchup subscriptions with Rails Event Store

Catchup subscriptions with Rails Event Store The usual way of handling domain events in Rails Event Store is using the included pub-sub mechanism. And in most cases, especially when you have majestic monolith application it is enough. It is also easiest to grasp by the team and use in legacy...

ActiveJob, GDPR and my contribution to Rails

ActiveJob, GDPR and my contribution to Rails What does the ActiveJob module has to do with GDPR you may ask. Let’s focus on application logs first.Logging is a very useful debugging mechanism. Even though some people have different opinions I do log things. I bet most of us do the same. The ...

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