Ruby On Rails

Tutorials

Building a Scheduled Newsletter in Ruby with Iron.io and Mailgun

Building a Scheduled Newsletter in Ruby with Iron.io and Mailgun As developers, the applications we build have an amazing array of functionality, and grow more impressive by the day. Amongst the varied functionality sits job processing, and process scheduling.

Evaluating Scala and sticking with Ruby

Evaluating Scala and sticking with Ruby Evaluating Scala and sticking with Ruby. A cheeky post about evaluating Scala and deciding to stick with Ruby.

Ruby gem for OpenStreetMap API integration

Ruby gem for OpenStreetMap API integration Ruby gem for OpenStreetMap API integration.

Hiding .gemrc credentials in dotfiles

Hiding .gemrc credentials in dotfiles I recently came across this problem with the ~/.gemrc file used by the gem command since I needed to store a a private token for accessing a GemFury gem source.

Conjur DevOps Blog » Making Ruby Yours

Conjur DevOps Blog » Making Ruby Yours One day I noticed an inconsistency as I was joining together lists of words. Consider this no-delimiter join:.

Painlessly managing long running processes in your views using Ruby on Rails

Painlessly managing long running processes in your views using Ruby on Rails There is currently no convenient or “natural” way to transfer information directly from the backend to your views in Ruby on Rails. This is particularly inconvenient when trying to.

My favorite parts of Ruby

My favorite parts of Ruby Disclaimer #1 first of all I’d like to say that I really like Ruby. I write a ton of Ruby code every single day and I prefer it over other languages. Please, do not take it seriously, Ruby is nice, and this post is mostly a joke.

Everything You Need to Know About Ruby Operators

Everything You Need to Know About Ruby Operators Ruby has a lot of interesting operators, like the spaceship operator, the modulo assignment operator, and of course the regular operators like greater than not equals .

The Forwardable module in Ruby — Part I

The Forwardable module in Ruby — Part I This module is included to the singleton class using the extend keyword in order to add methods at class-level (to keep it simple). This solution is acceptable. But Ruby provides a mechanism.

TruffleRuby with RVM

TruffleRuby with RVM If you installed GraalVM, it is recommended to add TruffleRuby to a Ruby manager. See Configuring Ruby managers for the full GraalVM distribution below.

Get in Touch

Ruby On Rails Bosnia

[email protected]

[29399, 26032, 11198, 7865, 12921, 23564, 6661]