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How to Clear Out Your Controllers and Models with Waterfall Gem

How to Clear Out Your Controllers and Models with Waterfall Gem Fat models and large actions have always been a problem for Rails developers, service objects came to help us but sometimes it feels like we just move the bad and hard to follow the code from controllers to plain ruby objects. But Waterfall gem se...

InvoicePrinter 1.0 – Notes to self

InvoicePrinter 1.0 – Notes to self InvoicePrinter started as a spin off of my old bachelor thesis where I took some ugly Prawn code from a Rails view and turned it into a standalone and well tested Ruby library. I made an unobstructive and direct way of making PDF invoices from Rub...

Passenger 5.1.11: support for High Sierra, HTTP/2, new features

Passenger 5.1.11: support for High Sierra, HTTP/2, new features Version 5.1.11 also contains a number of improvements and fixes we've been working on since 5.1.8. It is compatible with the recently released macOS 10.13, has HTTP/2 support turned on by default, and introduces a new feature for Heroku/Enterprise...

Gaijin Guide to RubyKaigi

Gaijin Guide to RubyKaigi RubyKaigi is the premiere Ruby conference held once a year in Japan. It’s huge. This year there were about 1000 developers. I’ve been to RubyKaigi twice in Tokyo and once in Hiroshima. If you’re looking to get a talk accepted there, know that the ...

Off the Rails! Part 1.

Off the Rails! Part 1. After about 4-5 years of working with Ruby on Rails, I actually still like it. I think the ecosystem is great, the overall design is well suited to its requirements and I think the team has a good idea of where the project should be headed (Action...

Improving spec speed in a huge, old Rails app

Improving spec speed in a huge, old Rails app More often than not, test suites are the nasty underbelly of a Rails app. Size and age just aggravate the problem. Tests are seldom a high priority in any project, and speed might not be an issue at all in smaller apps where the whole test suite m...

To join or not to join?

To join or not to join? Ever wondered how to get rid of those awkward N 1 queries? Join the table as we discuss Rails’ eager loading strategies.

bcobb: Clojure's interpose in Ruby

bcobb: Clojure's interpose in Ruby It’s not something I need terribly often, but it’s really nice to have when I do. For instance, if I’ve got a collection of objects which represent some workflow, and I want to gate each step in the workflow with a confirmation step, interpose is ...

Passenger 5.1.6: new packages for Zesty, Debian Stretch, Nginx

Passenger 5.1.6: new packages for Zesty, Debian Stretch, Nginx Version 5.1.6 of the Passenger application server for Ruby, Node.js, Meteor and Python has been released. It features updated packages to cover an Nginx security issue. We also supply a dynamic version of the Passenger Nginx module through APT pac...

Two tests you should run against your Ruby project now

Two tests you should run against your Ruby project now I had the fortune of attending the wonderful Brighton Ruby conference last week. It was full of excellent advice, wisdom and code. There was one talk, however, that urged me to go home and do something straight away to ensure the security and usab...

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