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Clean your Rails routes: grouping
In Ruby on Rails, all the routes of a given application can be found within the config/routes.rb file.You add more and more routes in this file as your.
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Five common issues with services and dry-monads
Today I found the source code of a simple test task in GitHub. The code author used dry-monads, services, and other abstractions. I found some issues i.
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Test-Driving a Decision Engine. At multiple companies, I’ve had to…
At multiple companies, I’ve had to build relatively simple decision engines. Something like “given this series of conditions, do we send the customer d.
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Machine Learning with Ruby
A list of gems for Machine Learning, there is not only the Python :)....
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A Ruby interface to the Google Pay™ for Passes API
A Ruby interface to the Google Pay API. Currently focused on the Google Pay for Passes part of the API, with the intention of integrating with Google P.
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Reactive frontend UI components for Rails in pure Ruby
Motion allows you to build reactive, real-time frontend UI components in your Rails application using pure Ruby.Plays nicely with the Rails monolith yo.
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Integration of React Webpack Rails using rails/webpacker to build Universal (Isomorphic) Apps (aka Server Rendering)
Integration of React Webpack Rails using rails/webpacker to build Universal (Isomorphic) Apps (aka Server Rendering) - shakacode/react_on_rails...
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Audio metadata reader ruby gem
Audio metadata reader ruby gem. Contribute to aidewoode/wahwah development by creating an account on GitHub.WahWah is an audio metadata reader ruby gem.
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Rails application templates made even easier with Rails Bytes
It’s no secret that I love Rails application templates. The second post I ever wrote here, ten years ago, was about application templates, and I wrote .
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Why validation matchers are the only Shoulda matchers I use
If you’re unfamiliar with Shoulda matchers, the premise, from the GitHub description, is: “Shoulda Matchers provides RSpec- and Minitest-compatible one.
