Ruby On Rails

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Everyday Git: Search the git log from the command line

Everyday Git: Search the git log from the command line Version control tools like git are wonderful. They let you easily pass code around with other developers working on your project. They provide a safety net, so if you make a mistake, you can quickly revert back to a known, working version.

Status report: Everyday Rails Testing with RSpec for RSpec 3.5 and Rails 5

Status report: Everyday Rails Testing with RSpec for RSpec 3.5 and Rails 5 Hello friends, I wanted to give you a brief update on my progress updating Everyday Rails Testing with RSpec for RSpec 3.5 and Rails 5.

Getting started with Neat 2.0, a lightweight and flexible Sass grid

Getting started with Neat 2.0, a lightweight and flexible Sass grid INeat 2.0 utilizes a push left system to position objects within the layout. This system determines the width of a grid object, then uses the calc() property to predict and accommodate for the object’s gutter and the gutter of its siblings.

How To Integrate Stripe Gem Into Rails App

How To Integrate Stripe Gem Into Rails App One of the most reliable payment systems is Stripe. It is a highly customizable and secure solution designed to suit most of the modern business requirements. Its robust API allows web developers to easily integrate this system into any business p...

Just Enough Arel

Just Enough Arel If you were a web developer prior to ActiveRecord, you probably remember rolling your own SQL and being specific about which fields you retrieved, writing multiple queries to handle “upserts” (update or insert), and getting frustrated with how dif...

Naming Conventions for ActiveRecord Polymorphic Associations

Naming Conventions for ActiveRecord Polymorphic Associations Ruby on Rails has a lot of great features to help build web applications quickly: migrations, view helpers, text manipulation methods, and more. One of the handier features – and one we’re using extensively in a current project – is polymorphic as...

"Legacy" isn't a Bad Word

"Legacy" isn't a Bad Word Legacy Code. If you’re a programmer, you’ll eventually have to deal with it. While a few who delight in immersing themselves in an unknown codebase, most approach legacy code in the same way we approach doctor visits: we put it off until the pain ...

Reduce Form Boilerplate with Rails' FormBuilder

Reduce Form Boilerplate with Rails' FormBuilder Different frameworks impose different styles on forms, but they all end up requiring more boilerplate. You can either accept the pain boilerpating brings with it, or work around it

Ruby tutorial

Ruby tutorial Ruby is a scripting language designed by Yukihiro Matsumoto, also known as Matz. It runs on a variety of platforms, such as Windows, Mac OS, and the various versions of UNIX. This tutorial gives a complete understanding on Ruby.

Ruby in Twenty Minutes

Ruby in Twenty Minutes This is a small Ruby tutorial that should take no more than 20 minutes to complete. It makes the assumption that you already have Ruby installed. (If you do not have Ruby on your computer install it before you get started.)

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