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Quick Intro to Ruby Endless Method

Quick Intro to Ruby Endless Method The endless method was added to Ruby version 3.0 in 2020. In a previous article, I wrote about its history and presented an example of how it was used to refactor a piece of code. Now I am going to explore some use cases.Here is how it is describe...

Tenderlove Making - I am a puts debuggerer

Tenderlove Making - I am a puts debuggerer I am a puts debuggerer. I don’t say this to disparage people that use a Real Debugger. I think Real Debuggers are great, I’ve just never taken the time to learn one well. Every time I try to lean one, I end up not using it for a while and have to ...

Bundler Auto-Install Just Got A Whole Lot Better - RubyGems Blog

Bundler Auto-Install Just Got A Whole Lot Better - RubyGems Blog Working in a large monolith with many engineers, you never fail to get a flurry of changes everytime you pull from main. Then you have the typical ritual of running bundle install and, if you’re on a Rails application, rails db:prepare. Sometimes,...

Ruby function design and other stuff I like ranting about - DEV Community

Ruby function design and other stuff I like ranting about - DEV Community Why? If the posts title looks weird: it is. This is a small rant about code-functionality... Tagged with ruby, watercoolerI was talking to a coworker about getting the numerical value of a character, like you can in Java, because a char stores t...

Using Rails debugger/rdbg with VS Code

Using Rails debugger/rdbg with VS Code Until recently, I was dropping debugger statements in my code and interacting with them via the terminal (like a filthy peasant 😭).That was starting to irk me! Particularly at work, I found that with both a sidekiq: and web: process running locall...

Ruby on Jets 6.0: Rails Support - BoltOps Blog

Ruby on Jets 6.0: Rails Support - BoltOps Blog Jets 6.0 is a Deployment Service. Jets makes it easy to deploy and run your app on Serverless. It packages up your code and runs it on AWS Lambda. Jets can deploy Rails, Sinatra, Hanami, and any Rack app.

Hanami's place in the world of Rails | 2n

Hanami's place in the world of Rails | 2n I've written some articles about it, programmed some side project in it in the last 6 months. I am also actively trying to contribute to community on bug hunt, documentation, trying to answer some discourse questions or post my own, when they seem...

Production-Grade (ish) Rails deployment on Hetzner with Kamal

Production-Grade (ish) Rails deployment on Hetzner with Kamal I've been toying around with Kamal for some time now, and I believe I have come up with a nice setup for a reasonably robust deployment. It includes two servers, one for the application and another for database and caching, a firewall to expose on...

How to reuse the same page in different Turbo Frame flows | Radan Skorić's personal site

How to reuse the same page in different Turbo Frame flows | Radan Skorić's personal site Clicking the login link brings up a login form in a popup modal. You can also navigate to registration or forgot my password pages within the same modal. Imagine you have a new requirement: also support the login/registration pages as standalone p...

Destructuring the World (and any Object) in Ruby | Development Simplified

Destructuring the World (and any Object) in Ruby | Development Simplified I’ve really been enjoying Ruby’s destructuring syntax for Hashes. So much so that I dug in a little further and figured out how to destructure pretty much everything in Ruby.

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