Rails 6 and Stimulus js
Stimulus.js is a JavaScript framework created by the founders of Basecamp. It’s easy to integrate but powerful and allows us […]
Stimulus.js is a JavaScript framework created by the founders of Basecamp. It’s easy to integrate but powerful and allows us […]
Especially in larger legacy Rails applications, it’s harder to make a meaningful refactoring without changing a lot of code. If […]
Checking for presence I would risk writing that the most popular Rails’ methods are present? and blank?. Along with .presence, they are used to […]
At first sight, it seems that the way Sidekiq jobs work is straightforward, but the truth is that the whole […]
Last Saturday, I had the pleasure to join Ruby Conf in Pakistan to tell on the live webinar about Sidekiq. […]
Introduction Cable Ready is a great addition for Action Cable, especially if you don’t like to write JavaScript code to interact […]
Anonymous functions are an integral part of Ruby’s identity and provide flexibility for any kind and size of the codebase. […]
The config-way of setting variables You can see this code in almost every Ruby gem that utilizes initializers to set […]
Simplified when we talk about the request that is coming to the Rails application, we usually consider two elements of […]
This article is a quick tip for anyone working with APIs in a Rails application and parsing the data without […]