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Rails Boilerplate | How to Configure Sign in With Apple in Rails 8

Rails Boilerplate | How to Configure Sign in With Apple in Rails 8 There are a couple of reasons you might want to setup "Sign in with Apple" in Rails 8 without using Omniauth. You don't want to use Omniauth You want to use the latest Apple authentication API and more importantly, the latest version of the nice ...

Creating a Data Class in Ruby: A small guide

Creating a Data Class in Ruby: A small guide Table of contents How to create a Data class The inheritance chain When using block syntax with a variable instead of a constant Nested constants Redefining the initializer Which option to choose the block or the inheritance? If you have not yet r...

Hiding Unfinished Features in Rails - Mintbit

Hiding Unfinished Features in Rails - Mintbit When working on a new feature that’s not quite ready for production, it’s helpful to hide it without introducing a bunch of complexity or new dependencies. Here’s a tiny helper we’ve been using that lets us keep in-progress UI elements visible in...

Profiling Ruby on Rails Applications with Rails Debugbar

Profiling Ruby on Rails Applications with Rails Debugbar When you're building Rails apps and having fun building new features, it's easy to lose track of what's actually happening behind the scenes. You don't always know what queries are being run, how long they're taking, or how many objects Rails is a...

Using the Presenter Pattern in Ruby on Rails

Using the Presenter Pattern in Ruby on Rails The presenter pattern is a handy design approach that sits between your views and models, helping you keep your code organized by handling view-specific logic in a clean and maintainable way. Let’s explore how to use it you your rails app.

Tejas' Blog - Using PostgreSQL database constraints

Tejas' Blog - Using PostgreSQL database constraints Effective use of database constraints can ensure data integrity. In an earlier blog post we used generated columns in PostgreSQL. In this one we will explore another cool database feature - constraints. Many times applications add some business ...

Running JavaScript after a Turbo Stream renders

Running JavaScript after a Turbo Stream renders Turbo comes with turbo:before-stream-render but unfortunately doesn’t ship with the equivalent turbo:after-stream-render. Here’s how to run JavaScript after the stream renders.

ActiveRecord query log tags for GraphQL

ActiveRecord query log tags for GraphQL ActiveRecord query log tags is my pick for most underrated Rails config option that isn’t enabled by default. Here’s how to extend it beyond the default options, with a specific example of GraphQL.

Running interactive sessions with Kamal

Running interactive sessions with Kamal How to connect to a container on a server managed by Kamal and run an interactive session?.

Examples of Value Objects with Ruby's Data Class

Examples of Value Objects with Ruby's Data Class See examples of using Ruby's Data class for creating value objects, removing boilerplate code, and enhancing API response handling.

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