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Make any Ruby object quack like ActiveRecord
ActiveType is our take on "presenter models" (or "form models") in Rails. We want to have controllers (and forms) talk to models that are either not ba. -
This repo contains a skeleton for creating an app that can run in both Docker, Podman and in the shell
This repo contains a skeleton for creating an app that can run in both Docker, Podman and in the shell.The skeleton also pulls in a Prometheus that can. -
How to Create Events in Google Calendar from Ruby On Rails Application?
In many cases, we need to create events in a calendar app from web applications. For example, create an appointment with Doctors or schedule service wi. -
Running a Patched Ruby on Heroku
You use a PaaS because you want all the underlying infrastructure and configuration of your application to be hidden from you. However, there are times. -
Allowing dots in Rails routes
One of the lesser known thing about how Rails matches the route segments with incoming requests.The default regular expression used for a route segment. -
Rails 6.1’s ActiveModel Errors Revamp
When our model object contains invalid data, the valid? call would fill up the errors information. Historically this behaved like a hash which maps att. -
Multiuser Live Video Chat in Rails (Example) | GoRails
Using Vonage (previously known as OpenTok), we can add multiuser live video chat to Rails in just 20 minutes. It also supports broadcasting things like. -
Taming Legacy Code With Characterization Tests
Developers make fun of legacy systems because we're scared of them. We're afraid that the tiniest change will cause the app to break in unexpected ways. -
Makes tests easy on the fingers and the eyes
Makes tests easy on the fingers and the eyes. Contribute to thoughtbot/shoulda development by creating an account on GitHub.... -
Monolithic Ideas For AWS Lambda File Systems
Today I am excited to share the release of AWS Lambda File Systems. A simple, scalable, fully managed network file system leveraging Amazon's Elastic F.