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The Ruby C API
For the greatest chance of success with this guide, I recommend being fairly comfortable with C and very comfortable with Ruby.Using Ruby’s C API does . -
One Easy Way to Improve Your Ruby Security
Many people in the Ruby community have heard of Rubocop, and likely have some sort of love/hate relationship with it. If you haven't heard of this ofte. -
TensorStream: Bringing Machine Learning to Ruby
Over the past couple of years we have experienced a big leap in the field of machine learning. Due to fairly recent advances in processing power with G. -
The simplicity and power of Ruby Struct - usage, performance, alternatives
In simple words, Ruby Struct is a built-in class which provides useful functionalities and shortcuts. You can use it for both logic and tests. I will q. -
Why We Use Ruby on Rails to Build GitLab
When our Co-founder and Engineering Fellow Dmitriy Zaporozhets decided to build GitLab, he chose to do it with Ruby on Rails, despite working primarily. -
Testing Private Methods
A question that has befuddled many developers, including myself for a long time, is: how do I test private methods? Should I test private methods?My op. -
Ruby & AWS Lambda, 💖 BFF 💖
I was thrilled to learn that I can finally use Ruby with Lambda, but using Sinatra as an example feels wrong. If you want to build an API with it, you .
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A Weird and Wonderful Trip through Ruby’s Standard Library
You’ve probably heard the news by now — Bundler is getting merged into Ruby core! It’s great to see that projects like Bundler, which have become so ce. -
How to Run Feature Specs Headlessly or Not Headlessly at Will
I used to prefer seeing my feature specs run in the browser but lately I’ve been preferring to run them headlessly. It’s a little faster that way and I. -
How to use AWS Secrets Manager in Ruby on Rails
AWS has recently rolled out Secrets Manager in April 2018. It comes with a web console for you to easily CRUD the secrets, and it works with IAM to con.
