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Building DSL with Ruby

Building DSL with Ruby The DSL shortcut stands for Domain Specific Language. At first glance, it might sound a little bit mysterious, but the truth is you use it daily as a Ruby.In the above example, the “Domain-specific” means the routes definition. Rails provides a sp...

How to use Stripe Checkout in Rails (Example) | GoRails

How to use Stripe Checkout in Rails (Example) | GoRails Learn how to accept payments in your Rails app with Stripe Checkout using the Pay gem.

Rails 6, TailwindCSS, TailwindUI, and Stimulus New App Guide (November 2020)

Rails 6, TailwindCSS, TailwindUI, and Stimulus New App Guide (November 2020) Starting your new Rails 6 appGetting started on a new Rails 6.x app and want the latest TailwindCSS, Webpack, and Stimulus as your base development stack?Look no further! This article is all you need.I'll keep updating it over the course of the ne...

Add Tailwind CSS to a Rails app

Add Tailwind CSS to a Rails app In this post, I walk through a minimal set of necessary steps to get Tailwind CSS v2 working with Webpacker in a Rails 6.1 app.I read several posts on the topic and each was incomplete. This is what worked for me.AssumptionsYou already have a Rail...

CI for Ruby on Rails: CircleCI

CI for Ruby on Rails: CircleCI This is part of a three part series where I will walk you through setting up your CI suite with GitHub Actions, CircleCI, and then comparing which you may want to use if you are setting up continuous integration for your Rails app.

Deploying A Rails App on Heroku

Deploying A Rails App on Heroku Hurray! Using Ruby on Rails, you've built the world's best and one-of-a-kind app that you know everyone would love. The one problem is how to get everyone to be able to use it. Fear not! Today we're going to go into deploying your super sweet Rail...

http-clients-benchmark · GitLab

http-clients-benchmark · GitLab Ruby HTTP Client BenchmarksThis repository stores comparative benchmarks for known Ruby HTTP clients.What's being benchmarked?The current benchmarks are collected and compared:Single: A single GET request to a peer (HTTP/1.1).

Verifying JWTs with JWKS in Ruby

Verifying JWTs with JWKS in Ruby When working with JWTs (JSON Web Tokens), it is common to sign them using asymmetric encryption. Asymmetric encryption involves using a public/private key pair, where:the issuer signs the JWT with the private keythe receiver verifies the JWT's ori...

How I code without service objects - Code with Jason

How I code without service objects - Code with Jason Service objects and Interactors are fashionable among Rails developers today. I can’t speak for everyone’s motives but the impression I get is that service objects are seen as a way to avoid the “fat models” you’re left with if you follow the “ski...

Timecop vs Rails TimeHelpers

Timecop vs Rails TimeHelpers Timecop is the go-to gem for testing time-dependent code, as it allows you to manipulate the current time during test runs. This is important because without control over the time, flakey tests can emerge in your codebase.A very simple example is ...

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