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My Adventure With Async Ruby

My Adventure With Async Ruby I was working on an app that generated a Markdown article. The article content had some dynamic parts that were fetched via HTTP requests. While not a huge problem, this made the article generation slow.Ruby 3.0 introduced the fiber scheduler inte...

ChatGPT Helped Me Make A DALL·E For Images | OpenAI Ruby On Rails 7 Tutorial - YouTube

ChatGPT Helped Me Make A DALL·E For Images | OpenAI Ruby On Rails 7 Tutorial - YouTube Today we add DALL·E to our OpenAI Suite, allowing us to both generate text prompts and generate images. All thanks to ChatGPT telling us what to do!Checkout my course(s) at: https://learn.deanin.comLast time we created the Davinci and Ada OpenAI f...

Syntax Highlighting with Action Text | Drifting Ruby

Syntax Highlighting with Action Text | Drifting Ruby Set up Action Text with client side Syntax Highlighting using Highlight.js.

Mapkick Gem Spotlight | Ruby On Rails 7 Tutorial - YouTube

Mapkick Gem Spotlight | Ruby On Rails 7 Tutorial - YouTube Today we take a look at a brand new Ruby On rails gem from the creators of Chartkick called Mapkick.Checkout my course(s) at: https://learn.deanin.comhttps://chartkick.com/mapkickJoin this channel to help support these videos:https://www.youtube.c...

Ruby Tricks: awesome_print as default renderer in IRB - YouTube

Ruby Tricks: awesome_print as default renderer in IRB - YouTube You can "buy me a coffee" to support the channel 😉:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/RubyCademyWe're also available on:- Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/RubyCademy- Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/rubycademy- Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rubycademy.

How to test OmniAuth Params | GoRails

How to test OmniAuth Params | GoRails OmniAuth provides some tooling for mocking OAuth requests in your test suite. This is handy because your tests don't have to redirect to a production OAuth provider like Twitter, authenticate with real credentials, and then handle the response.Ins...

Signed URLs with Ruby - kukicola.io

Signed URLs with Ruby - kukicola.io Signed URLs can be a very useful solution in many cases when you need to provide limited access to some resources or actions. Today I’ll focus on when and how to use them in Ruby, with Rails, or by providing a custom implementation.

Writing better Action Mailers: Revisiting a core Rails concept

Writing better Action Mailers: Revisiting a core Rails concept Mailers are a feature used in literally every Rails application. But they are often an after thought where we throw out the rules of well-written applications.Writing mailers is a “set it and forget it” part of your codebase. But recently, I’ve re...

Ruby for game development? Is this a joke? - YouTube

Ruby for game development? Is this a joke? - YouTube I share what I've been working on the last couple of months—making games with Ruby! Specifically DragonRuby Game Toolkit, a really compelling engine for making 2D games. I've been enjoying it so much so that I wrote a book and started a website de...

How to Use Sorbet to Type-Check Ruby - Semaphore

How to Use Sorbet to Type-Check Ruby - Semaphore Statically typed code, especially when introduced incrementally to a codebase, can improve reliability and developer productivity while maintaining readability. Stripe calls Sorbet “doubling down on what makes Ruby delightful”. In this article we’...

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