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Rails Active Storage

Rails Active Storage Active Storage is a new feature of Ruby on Rails 5.2 that provides functionality to upload files to the cloud, currently Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure.This gem attaches pointers to uploaded files to the Active Record object. I...

Vim in the Future – Emily St＊

Vim in the Future – Emily St＊ There is something of a tradition of programmers writing posts about Vim. Many proselytize, and others are narratives of discovery. What I want to contribute to the conversation about Vim, in this late year of 2018, is what role it still plays in ...

Image Placeholder for your development environment

Image Placeholder for your development environment Some time ago I was working together with Paweł on one of our clients web application. We used copy of products catalog coming from production server on our development machines. What we were lacking were product photos, causing application layout...

Bundler: An Update on Bundler 2.0

Bundler: An Update on Bundler 2.0 For the past few years the Bundler core team has been working hard on a major release of Bundler. We’ve been solving problems that users have seen since Bundler 1.0 first came out, but weren’t able to release without breaking changes. At the same ...

Michael Hartl, Author of the Ruby on Rails Tutorial | The Ruby Testing Podcast

Michael Hartl, Author of the Ruby on Rails Tutorial | The Ruby Testing Podcast Michael Hartl and I talk about how to decide what to write tests for and how to decide when to do test-first vs. test-after. We also talk about push-ups and Arnold.

A Safer RuboCop | Meta Redux

A Safer RuboCop | Meta Redux I’ll assume that if you’re reading this post, then you probably already know what RuboCop is, so I won’t go into any details on that subject.1 Yesterday the project reached a very important milestone2 on its way to the “magic” 1.0 release - namely...

Tab completion in GNU Readline: Ruby edition

Tab completion in GNU Readline: Ruby edition Back in 2016, I wrote about the ways we’re using GNU Readline for tab completion in gitsh. The examples in that post, like the gitsh tab completion code, were written in C. I’d have preferred to use Ruby, but the complex tab completion in gitsh ne...

A Ruby framework to craft small yet amazing CLI applications. (Work in progress)

A Ruby framework to craft small yet amazing CLI applications. (Work in progress) If you are like me and enjoys terminal applications, and also like to write them every once in a while especially to tackle small necessities in life (and you may also like the simplicity of Ruby), you probably have already faced its well equipped...

Strange Loop

Strange Loop Strange Loop (Sept 12-14, 2019 - St. Louis) is a conference for software developers covering programming langs, databases, distributed systems, security, machine learning, creativity, and.

HTTP/2 for Ruby Web Development

HTTP/2 for Ruby Web Development Ruby is a language of many revolutions. Rails in particular has re-defined modern web development time and time again. That being said, HTTP/2 support is a blind spot in the modern Ruby web stack, and one which is slowly causing Ruby to fall behin...

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