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An RSpec time issue (and it’s not about timezones)
We ran into an infrequent test failure that was only happening at a specific time of day. Through regular working hours, the test passed routinely, but. -
Using Que instead of Sidekiq
A project I've had on the back burner for quite awhile is my own little marketing automation tool. Not that existing tools like Drip or ConvertKit aren. -
Testing Ruby on Rails Migrations
How do you test the code into the up method that creates a new record on a newly added association between User and Email before removing the email col. -
Building Autocomplete With DynamoDB and Lambda
We recently released a new search key autocomplete feature here at Honeybadger. It was such a fun project that I just had to write it up for you all. N. -
How Ruby 2.6 allowed me to do another open source contribution
There are multiple HTTP clients available to Ruby developers. Some of them wrap Ruby built-in classed to provide more friendly API (like HTTParty wrapp. -
In Defense of YAML
If you follow me on Twitter, you may think I hate YAML.I'm not against YAML, just against abuse of YAML. I want to help prevent people abusing YAML an. -
Do you really know public, private and protected in Ruby?
Public, private and protected access - all of the programmers are familiar with that concept. Nothing special, we work with them on a daily basis. Howe. -
How to Build a Dynamic Website Using Google Sheets and Sinatra
Check out the completed site from this article here, or the ProductHunt launch page here.I love the fintech space. So much that I recently completed a . -
The 3 least secure programming languages
These coding languages have the most open source vulnerabilities, according to a WhiteSource report....
Here's how the seven most widely-used coding languages stack up when it comes to the total open source security vulnerabilities per language, according to the report:
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Getting Up And Running On Rails With RSpec and Capybara
Writing tests for application code is something that all programmers ought to be familiar with doing, regardless of language or framework of choice. RS.