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How to use Bootstrap, jQuery and other libraries in Rails 6 with Webpacker

How to use Bootstrap, jQuery and other libraries in Rails 6 with Webpacker Since Rails 6 , Webpacker has replaced the old assets pipeline (sprockets) to handle the javascript compilation and minification.Webpacker is a gem which is a wrapper for webpack.js, webpack.js handles bundling of javascript code, and webpacker le...

How to add Notifications to Rails with Noticed (Example) | GoRails

How to add Notifications to Rails with Noticed (Example) | GoRails Noticed is my new gem for adding notifications to Rails apps. Notifications are really complicated to build and we've done the heavy lifting for you.

Ruby introduces find pattern in pattern matching

Ruby introduces find pattern in pattern matching Find pattern is introduced in pattern matching, which is useful in matching arrays.As we know that, Ruby 2.7 has introduced pattern matching (Here are the slides to pattern matching for a quick refresher).Now, Ruby has added support for find patte...

How Sidekiq works

How Sidekiq works Have you ever wondered how Sidekiq works and what happen from the moment you queue the worker and the moment it is executed? I did. I checked step by step the whole process. Meanwhile I explored many useful Redis features and saw how, one of my fa...

Effective Debugging of Memory Leaks in Ruby

Effective Debugging of Memory Leaks in Ruby Recently at work I was tasked with finding a memory leak in a legacy Ruby application I was unfamiliar with. We had been monitoring the application’s memory usage for several weeks and it was clear that there was a slow memory leak somewhere in th...

Completely Remove Ruby 2.7's Default Bundler

Completely Remove Ruby 2.7's Default Bundler Ruby 2.7 comes with the default bundler gem, which always has 2.0 version. This is a great default in general, especially to the beginners. But in some cases, like when using Rails 4, we want to keep the bundler version under 2.0 to avoid conflicts.

How to translate and localize apps with Rails Internationalization (18n) (Example) | GoRails

How to translate and localize apps with Rails Internationalization (18n) (Example) | GoRails Translating and localizing your app is important to make it accessible to users around the world. Rails provides internationalization (I18n) tools to make this easier and it's got a lot of cool tricks available.

Creating unlogged (PostgreSQL) tables in Rails

Creating unlogged (PostgreSQL) tables in Rails One of the most important aspects of a relational database is durability. The database has to make certain guarantees which add overhead to the database system. But what if you want to give up on the durability aspect and increase the speed instea...

2 ways to test Rails log messages with RSpec

2 ways to test Rails log messages with RSpec One thing about writing about Rails for as long as I have is, sometimes I search online to see how to do something, and a post I wrote about it shows up in the first few results! Yet another reason to blog what you learn–you might forget it someda...

Understanding and Implementing OAuth2 in Ruby

Understanding and Implementing OAuth2 in Ruby Let me know if this feels familiar. Your users want to "login with GitHub," so you install a gem, follow the setup instructions, then pray it never needs maintenance because you have no real idea how OAuth2 works. Let's fix that. In this article, ...

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