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Getting started with automated testing workflow and CI on Ruby - Ruby Yagi
If you have been writing Ruby / Rails code for a while, but still can’t grasp on the ‘why’ to write automated test, (eg. why do so many Ruby dev job po.
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How to quickly familiarize with any legacy Rails app
Ruby on Rails is a mature technology, and probably that’s why many people say that it’s a dead technology. But it’s not. Fewer developers start new pro.
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Select email provider at runtime in a Ruby on Rails application
Recently we had a requirement where emails were to be delivered to a specific group of users by choosing the provider at run time. In short, we are req.
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A jsx-inspired way to render view components in Ruby.
Rux is a JSX-inspired way to write HTML tags in your Ruby code. It can be used to render view components in Rails via the rux-rails gem. This repo howe.
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Compact ZIP file writing/reading for Ruby, for streaming applications
Allows streaming, non-rewinding ZIP file output from Ruby.Initially written and as a spiritual successor to zipline and now proudly powering it under t.
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CSV Reading and Writing
This library provides a complete interface to CSV files and data. It offers tools to enable you to read and write to and from Strings or IO objects, as.
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Reasons why bugs might feel "impossible"
Hello! I’m very slowly working on writing a zine about debugging, so I asked on Twitter the other day:If you’ve run into a bug where it felt “impossibl.
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Sidekiq good practices
It seems that writing Sidekiq’s workers it’s quite an effortless task. Still, during my eight-year journey with this great library, I experienced too m.
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Removing assets dependencies from Rails applications for runtime
Rails provides a smooth assets:precompile task to prepare application assets but keeps all required gems for assets generation as a standard part of th.
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Building A New Programming Language In Ruby: The Interpreter
In this blog post, we're going to start implementing the interpreter for Stoffle, a toy programming language built entirely in Ruby. You can read more .
