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Ruby 3x3 is here: what does it mean?
About a month ago, Ruby core committed to Ruby 3.0 being the next release. There will be no Ruby 2.8. Since Ruby always releases around Christmas, that. -
Rails 6.1 adds --minimal option support
Rails 6.1 added a new option --minimal.$ rails new tiny_app --minimalAll the following are excluded from this minimal Rails application.action_cableact. -
Ruby 2.8 adds endless method definition
This blog is part of our Ruby 2.8 series.Ruby 2.8 adds endless method definition. It enables us to create method definitions without the need of end ke. -
Rails 6.1 deprecates rails db:structure:dump and rails db:structure:load
Rails 6.1 deprecates rails db:structure:load and rails db:structure:dump tasks.Before Rails 6.1, executing rake db:schema:dump would dump db/schema.rb . -
Intro to RSpec Syntax Preview - Chapter 6 - Build Your Own RSpec, Part 1 - YouTube
Intro to RSpec Syntax is the first of several new RSpec courses I'm planning. In addition to RSpec syntax, these courses will cover topics like Capybar. -
OpenStruct implementation
An OpenStruct is a data structure, similar to a Hash, that allows the definition of arbitrary attributes with their accompanying values. This is accomp. -
Separate routes for subdomains on Sinatra
Separate routes for subdomains on Sinatra. Contribute to fnando/sinatra-subdomain development by creating an account on GitHub.... -
A Rails database query counter that stays out of your way
Query Diet counts the number of database queries for the last request and subtly displays it in the upper right corner of your screen. The display turn. -
Parser combinator library for Ruby inspired by Haskell's Parsec
This is a library used to define parsers by declaratively describing a syntax using what's commonly referred to as combinators. Parser combinators are . -
Building a Ractor based logger that will work with non-Ractor compatible code
But we want to share a logger, right? Well, not exactly. What we want is to be able to use the same API to log pieces of information. And that’s the ke.
