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Allowing dots in Rails routes

Allowing dots in Rails routes One of the lesser known thing about how Rails matches the route segments with incoming requests.The default regular expression used for a route segment is /[^\/.?] /. It matches any combination of characters that is not a forward slash, dot or que...

Running a Patched Ruby on Heroku

Running a Patched Ruby on Heroku You use a PaaS because you want all the underlying infrastructure and configuration of your application to be hidden from you. However, there are times when you are forced to look deeper into the stack. In this article I want to share how simple i...

Spark Joy by Running Fewer Tests – Shopify Engineering

Spark Joy by Running Fewer Tests – Shopify Engineering Developers write tests to ensure correctness and allow future changes to be made safely. However, as the number of features grows, so does the number of tests. Tests are a double-edged sword. On one hand, well-written ones catch bugs and maintain ...

Monolithic Ideas For AWS Lambda File Systems

Monolithic Ideas For AWS Lambda File Systems Today I am excited to share the release of AWS Lambda File Systems. A simple, scalable, fully managed network file system leveraging Amazon's Elastic File System (EFS) technology. And what better way to celebrate the accomplishments of our hard-wo...

Linkers

Linkers I recently learned that linkers are really cool.That led me to a fun exploration of how linux linkers work, and how Ruby C extensions rely on them.I always knew that Ruby C extensions existed (that they break all the time is a constant reminder…) ...

I created the same app with Rails and no Javascript

I created the same app with Rails and no Javascript Last year I wrote a blog post, “I created the same application with Rails and Javascript”, following a trend of posts where the author Sunil Sandhu did the same comparing a few frontend Javascript libraries.My approach in that blog post was using ...

Video Tutorial: RubyMine and Docker Compose

Video Tutorial: RubyMine and Docker Compose Hello everyone,In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use Docker Compose with RubyMine for local development. For more information about this topic, please also read our Docker Compose as a remote interpreter tutorial.

Why you should avoid nested STI | ActiveRecord, Rails 6

Why you should avoid nested STI | ActiveRecord, Rails 6 Nested Single Table Inheritance doesn’t work well. Here’s what you must know to make it work or work around it. Initial specifications: a project owner creates a project and donors can contribute.Later, a little change was made to the specificatio...

Writing better Stimulus controllers

Writing better Stimulus controllers In early 2018, Basecamp released StimulusJS into the world. Stimulus closed the loop on the “Basecamp-style” of building Rails applications.It’s hard to pin down a name for this stack, but the basic approach is a vanilla Rails app with server-rend...

Start a pry session whenever something goes wrong.

Start a pry session whenever something goes wrong. pry-rescue is an implementation of "break on unhandled exception" for Ruby. Whenever an exception is raised, but not rescued, pry-rescue will automatically open Pry for you:.

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