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On Writing Software Well 4: Not every model is backed by a database - YouTube
In which I explore the world outside of database-backed domain models in a MVC context like Rails, and how to combine the API beauty of concerns with t. -
Tailwind CSS
Tailwind CSS is a utility-first CSS framework packed with classes like flex, pt-4, text-center and rotate-90 that can be composed to build any design, . -
Remote Ruby | Hotwire, Rails NEXT, and the DHH Stack™ with David Heinemeier Hansson
On today’s episode we welcome back DHH. We dive straight into talking about Hotwire, the “NEW MAGIC” that was developed by Basecamp. We also dig into w. -
The Two Types of Applications
The first category is generally what people think about when they think about performance problems: high request volume leads to performance and scalin. -
Direct Upload Instantly | Drifting Ruby
Drifting Ruby Screencasts is a collection of short tutorial screencast videos and documentation for accomplishing functional concepts in web.Learn how . -
Advanced Active Record: Using Subqueries in Rails
Active Record provides a great balance between the ability to perform simple queries simply, and also the ability to access the raw SQL sometimes requi. -
Why another Ruby on Rails admin?
Contribute to excid3/madmin development by creating an account on GitHub.Why another Ruby on Rails admin? We wanted an admin that was:Familiar and cust. -
Kafka for Rubyists Mini Course: Advanced Kafka
This is the third part of the Kafka For Rubyists mini course. If you are interested in other parts of the course, please check them out here.... -
Test ALL your static pages in rails with one simple test
A great friend of mine (who also happens to be a great rails developer) once told me a great trick to increase your code coverage easily. You can just . -
Provides CSRF protection on OmniAuth request endpoint on Rails application.
This gem provides a mitigation against CVE-2015-9284 (Cross-Site Request Forgery on the request phase when using OmniAuth gem with a Ruby on Rails appl.
